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Town Hall Invites Community to Share Their Vision for District 52

Nashville, TN — June 25, 2026 — Residents of District 52 are invited to attend a Town Hall with Michele Vetter, candidate for the Tennessee State House, on Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Southeast Metro Nashville Police Precinct Meeting Room, located at 2467 Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37217.

The event, themed “Talk with Michele about the vision for District 52,” offers an open forum for community members to discuss local priorities, ask questions, and voice concerns about issues affecting the district. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with Michele Vetter and share ideas for strengthening neighborhoods, improving public safety, and supporting local families.

The Town Hall is free and open to the public. Seating is limited, and early arrival is encouraged.

🐾 PLUS: “Dog Days of Summer” Pet Drive! We’re collecting items to support local shelters and rescue groups. If you’re able, please bring something to help our four‑legged friends, such as:

• Pet treats
• Leashes
• Toys
• Pet food
• Cat litter
• Any pet‑related supplies

Every donation makes a difference for animals in need.

For more information, please contact the event organizers or visit Michele Vetter’s campaign page for updates.

Events - Meet Michele!

August:

Sat. Aug. 29: Bulk Item Dropoff, 9am-noon
Compton's Foodland Parking Lot
2808 Old Smith Springs Road
Nashville, TN 37217

September:

Thu. Sept. 17 - Fundraiser, El Toro Loco 6-9pm
2525 Murfreesboro Pike
Nashville, TN 37217

Sat. Sept. 26 - Nashville Conservatives Breakfast, 8:30am
Golden Corral Buffet & Grill
315 Old Lebanon Road
Hermitage, TN 37076

October:

Tue, Oct. 6: National Night Out with MNPD.

November:

 

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Check out what Michele has to say on various issues affecting our District 52 Community...

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‘We’re not being heard’: Percy Priest residents urge councilman to slow down industrial, residential building

‘Very dangerous road’: Neighbors push for change on Smith Springs Road after crashes, racing concerns

New industrial building proposed for Percy Priest Lake leaves neighbors worried about natural green space

Car wash site redevelopment brings mixed-use plans to Percy Priest Peninsula

Percy Priest Lake residents express development fatigue amid new housing proposal

Petition started to protest short-term rental near Percy Priest Lake

‘I do not feel safe’: Southeast Nashville residents express safety concerns during community meeting

Percy Priest Lake neighbors fight rezoning of abandoned car wash

Percy Priest Lake resident pushes for neighborhood watch network

We are not a dumping ground’: Percy Priest Lake community to have bulk item drop-off day

Residents speak to traffic calming measures in Antioch

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