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Vice Mayor Angie E. Henderson Issues Statement on Tennessee Supreme Court’s Order Granting Metro’s Rule 11 Application
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Nashville, Tenn. (September 22, 2025) -- I was glad to learn this morning that the Tennessee Supreme Court has decided to grant Metro’s Rule 11 Application to appeal the June 3, 2025, decision of the Court of Appeals in the Council Size Reduction Litigation. This matter has garnered significant public attention, and the outcome will be closely watched by the Metro Council and the Nashvillians we are privileged to represent, as briefs are filed and arguments are scheduled before the Tennessee Supreme Court in the coming weeks. I remain grateful for the work of the Department of Law advocating to uphold the will of the voters and the Charter of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County.
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The Metropolitan Council is the legislative authority of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, the nation’s first, fully consolidated city-county government, established in 1963. The Vice Mayor serves as the president of the Council, which is comprised of 35 district members and five members serving at-large. Metropolitan Council Office | Nashville.gov
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