NASHVILLE – Rep. Mark Green today announced he will be holding seven town halls throughout the 7th District during the month of April. Details for the town halls are as follows:
Williamson County Town Hall Meeting – April 12th at 3:00pm CST
201 Powell Place
Brentwood, TN 37027
Hardeman County Town Hall Meeting – April 16th at 10:00am CST
Bolivar City Hall
City Council Meeting Room
211 N. Washington Street
Bolivar, TN 38008
Hardin County Town Hall Meeting – April 16th at 1:30pm CST
Savannah City Hall
Second Floor Meeting Room
140 Main Street
Savannah, TN 38372
Chester County Town Hall Meeting – April 16th at 3:30pm CST
Henderson City Hall
Second Floor city Council Meeting Room
121 Crook Avenue
Henderson, TN 38340
Wayne County Town Hall Meeting – April 18th at 10:00am CST
Wayne County Court House
Room 400 (The Old Courtroom)
100 Court Circle
Waynesboro, TN 38485
Stewart County Town Hall Meeting – April 22nd at 2:00pm CST
Stewart County Visitor Center
117 Visitor Center Lane
Dover, TN
Montgomery County Town Hall Meeting – April 22nd at 5:30pm CST
William O Beach Civic Hall
350 Pageant Lane Suite 201
Clarksville, TN
“Town halls are invaluable to me as a member of Congress,” said Rep. Mark Green. “Please bring your ideas and concerns so I can better represent Tennessee’s 7th District in Washington. Constituent input guides my legislative priorities in Washington, and I need to hear what is working and what is not working for us.”
Last month, Rep. Mark Green held a town hall in Humphreys County where constituents asked him about the border crisis, the Green New Deal, House Resolution 1 and plans to pack the Supreme Court with more than nine justices.
Just after winning his election, in the month of December Rep. Mark Green held six town halls across the 7th District.
Green has just completed his third month as a U.S. congressman. During that short period, he’s established himself as a leader. He is the president of the Republican freshman class, and has led key legislative efforts to preserve and protect the U.S. Constitution. In March, Congressman Green introduced a constitutional amendment to limit the seats on the Supreme Court to nine, amidst reports that some would like to ‘pack’ the court with liberal, activist justices.
He’s also reached across the aisle, working with Democrats to introduce common sense bills protecting Gold Star spouses and enable students to graduate college without debt.
Green has also made it a priority to help our troops and their families by introducing a bill to help military families afford education and strengthen U.S. treaty alliances by making sure they stay fully funded.
Additionally, Congressman Green has worked hard to bring Tennessee’s voice into the national conversation in Washington. His thoughts have been published or been mentioned in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Washington Times, CBS, ABC, MSNBC, Newsweek, FoxNews.com, Politico and The Hill.
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