Caleb Hemmer is a native Nashvillian with a strong history of service to our city and state. He graduated from Metro Nashville Public Schools and earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. Afterward, he returned home to Nashville to pursue his M.B.A.1
Caleb’s experience in state government includes serving as an aide to Governor Phil Bredesen and working as an executive in the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development. These roles provided him with firsthand knowledge of how state government operates and effective governance.
In recent years, Caleb has been deeply involved in community service. He served for seven years as a board member for the Nashville Rescue Mission, where he helped address homelessness and addiction issues. Additionally, he volunteered with local nonprofits focused on education, healthcare, and economic development.
As a legislator, Caleb Hemmer is committed to advocating for policies that promote economic growth, education, and public safety. He believes in bipartisan collaboration and finding common-sense solutions to the challenges facing Tennessee. Whether it’s supporting small businesses, improving infrastructure, or enhancing public schools, Caleb works tirelessly to make a positive impact on the lives of his constituents.
Outside of politics, Caleb enjoys spending time with his family, exploring Nashville’s vibrant music scene, and cheering on the Tennessee Volunteers during football season. His dedication to service and his community-oriented approach make him a respected and effective representative for District 59.
