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Approving an agreement between the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, the Metropolitan Transit Authority, and the Regional Transportation Authority to formalize dedicated law enforcement services within the public transit system

Approving an agreement between the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department

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Approving an agreement between the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, the Metropolitan Transit Authority, and the Regional Transportation Authority to formalize dedicated law enforcement services within the public transit system

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41members of Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 7, 2026
Yes23
No4

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CityMetropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson CountyPassed Jul 7

Who decides this

  • Zulfat SuaraAt Large 1Absent
  • Delishia PorterfieldAt Large 2Voted no
  • Quin Evans SegallAt Large 3Absent
  • Burkley AllenAt Large 4Voted yes
  • Olivia HillAt Large 5Voted yes
  • Joy KimbroughDistrict 1No vote on record
  • Jennifer Frensley WebbDistrict 10Voted yes
  • Jeff EslickDistrict 11Absent
  • Erin EvansDistrict 12Voted yes
  • Russ BradfordDistrict 13Voted yes
  • Jordan HuffmanDistrict 14Voted yes
  • Jeff GreggDistrict 15Voted yes
  • Ginny WelschDistrict 16Absent
  • Terry VoDistrict 17Voted no
  • Tom CashDistrict 18Voted yes
  • Jacob KupinDistrict 19Voted yes
  • Kyonzté ToombsDistrict 2Voted yes
  • Rollin HortonDistrict 20Voted yes
  • Brandon TaylorDistrict 21Voted yes
  • Sheri WeinerDistrict 22Voted yes
  • Thom DruffelDistrict 23Absent
  • Brenda GaddDistrict 24No vote on record
  • Jeff PreptitDistrict 25No vote on record
  • Courtney JohnstonDistrict 26Absent
  • Robert NashDistrict 27Voted yes
  • David BentonDistrict 28Voted yes
  • Tasha EllisDistrict 29Voted yes
  • Jennifer GambleDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Sandra SepulvedaDistrict 30Absent
  • John RutherfordDistrict 31Voted yes
  • Joy StylesDistrict 32Voted yes
  • Antoinette LeeDistrict 33Absent
  • Sandy EwingDistrict 34Voted yes
  • Jason SpainDistrict 35Voted yes
  • Mike CorteseDistrict 4Voted yes
  • Sean ParkerDistrict 5Absent
  • Clay CappDistrict 6Voted yes
  • Emily BenedictDistrict 7Voted no
  • Deonté HarrellDistrict 8Voted no
  • Tonya HancockDistrict 9Absent
  • Angie HendersonNashville and Davidson CountyNo vote on record

Whole board: passed 23 to 4, Jul 7

Decided, Jul 7: The council voted 23 to 4 on A resolution approving a Memorandum of Understanding entered into by and between the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, the Metropolitan Transit Authority, and the Regional Transportation Authority, to formalize the operations of dedicated law enforcement services within the public transit system. It passed.

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