Nashville Standard

United States Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee has highlighted several achievements by his office in 2024. His staff worked on various issues, assisting Tennesseans with problems ranging from veterans' claims to IRS disputes.

Hagerty expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve: “It is the honor of my life to serve the Volunteer State and advocate for Tennesseans in Washington another year.” He praised his staff's dedication and looked forward to future successes in 2025.

The senator’s Washington, D.C. office received numerous letters from Tennessee residents concerning legislative matters and actions by the Biden Administration. Across seven state offices, staff resolved diverse casework issues.

In Memphis, a constituent received an overdue IRS refund after Mary, a caseworker, intervened. In Jackson, Amy helped secure a veteran’s pension for a widow. Nashville saw Rachel assist in locating a missing person abroad.

Chattanooga faced a university's potential loss of tax-exempt status; Lauren ensured its restoration. Cookeville's Bonny resolved an insurance provider issue that affected local patients financially. Knoxville’s Keith expedited military funeral honors documentation for a veteran.

In Tri-Cities, Tracie facilitated the release of PPP funds for Southwest Radio Ministries, preserving jobs and enabling continued operations.