Contact Information
Background
Born in Nashville and raised in Cheatham County, Jeremy Elrod holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tennessee at Martin in political science and a juris doctor from the Nashville School of Law.
He is a licensed attorney and former staff member at the Tennessee General Assembly for ten years, mostly dealing with state transportation and road safety policy for the House Transportation Committee. Jeremy is deeply committed to public service and whose career has been focused on improving and investing in vital infrastructure for communities and residents at the state level and local governments across the state. He is currently employed at the Tennessee Municipal Electric Power Association and formerly served on the Metro Council representing District 26 in South Nashville.
Jeremy and his wife Rachael Anne live in the Crieve Hall neighborhood in South Nashville with their elementary school-age twin boys.
Community Involvement
- Attorney
- Crieve Hall Neighborhood Association, Former Board Member
- Caldwell Abbay Hall Neighborhood Association, Former Member
- Former Chairman, Metro Council Public Works Committee
- Former Vice Chair, Metro Council Traffic and Parking Committee
- Former Metro Council Committee Member – Education, Public Works, Charter, Traffic and Parking, Minority and Women-Owned Business Procurement
- Crieve Hall Baseball, Former Umpire
- Tennessee Bar Association, Member
- Nashville Bar Association, Member
- Tennessee Municipal Attorneys Association, Member
- Tennessee Farm Bureau, Member
- 4-H Volunteer
- West End United Methodist Church, Member
- Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) Parent
- Granbery Elementary PTA, Member
- Walk Bike Nashville, Former Board Member