The Metro Council is your city’s legislative and oversight body. In my first term on Nashville’s Metro Council, I have served as chair of the Parks, Libraries & Arts Committee, vice chair of the Public Works Committee, and served on the Budget & Finance Committee. As a policymaker, my work has received local and national attention. To learn more about my service on the Council and my policy interests, please click the links below.
Angie calls out corruption:
Tennessean: Nashville Payments to Collier Engineering Firm for Two Liaisons Draws Scrutiny
Angie, a long-time transit advocate, breaks down her opposition to the 2018 transit plan:
Tennessean: Put the Real Cost of the Nashville Transit Plan on the Ballot
Angie sponsors and passes landmark sidewalk legislation:
Tennessean: Nashville to Require More Developers Provide Sidewalks
Angie speaks about the NFL Draft/Cherry Tree debacle, the tree bill, and the Emerald Ash Borer epidemic:
Newsmaker: Angie Henderson, Metro Council Dist.34, on Nashville Trees
Angie works with local Girl Scouts on a resolution honoring Josephine Holloway
Nashville Public Radio: How Nashville Girl Scouts Honored the Founder of a Pioneering Black Troop
Angie co-sponsors bill preventing Metro from selling land to plug holes in the operational budget:
Tennessean: Nashville Council Votes to Prohibit Selling Metro Land for Budget Fixes
Angie speaks to new harassment training requirements bill that she helped pass: