Recent News

Senate Speaker Pro Tempore Ferrell Haile (R-Gallatin) and House Majority Leader William Lamberth (R-Portland) announced they have secured a $45 million investment for the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Nashville’s Portland Campus as part of the state’s recently announced 2025-26 budget proposal. This major project will add 44,000 square feet … Read More

State Senator Ferrell Haile, R-Gallatin, officially began his fourth full term in the Tennessee Senate on Tuesday, January 14th, as he took the Oath of Office during the opening session of the 114th General Assembly. The ceremony took place in the Senate Chamber in Nashville, where other newly elected and … Read More

Tuesday morning, the Safe Baby Court launched in Hamilton County… “That is a win for the child, that’s a win for the family, it’s a win for the judicial system, and it’s a win for the taxpayer,” said Tennessee State Senator for District 18, Farrell Haile.

A pair of Tennessee bills are intended to allow Tennessee to fight illegal immigration in the state. Senate Bill 2158 will require agencies and law enforcement departments across the state to collect data on the financial effects of illegal immigration in the state. Senate Bill 757 would require local law … Read More

This week, I highlighted visits with many constituents from across District 18.

This week at the Capitol, I had many meetings and met with some constituents in preparation for bill filing deadline.

The Adoption Project recently honored four individuals for their outstanding leadership and support of public policies that are making meaningful improvements to Tennessee’s adoption and foster care systems at its inaugural Champions Dinner.

As debate on gun confiscation has swirled across the state, Senate Speaker Pro Tempore Ferrell Haile, R-Gallatin, has worked through the summer to identify a proposal that could help prevent mass violence that Covenant families and the National Rifle Association can agree on.

The Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a recap of the 2022-23 Tennessee State Legislature session during its “Good Morning Gallatin” on May 26. The meeting consisted of a question-and-answer format featuring the four members of Sumner County’s legislative delegation – District 18 State Sen. Ferrell Haile, District 44 State … Read More

In this edition, we highlight constituent visits, Governor Lee’s State of the State address, and much more!