- Council passes on second reading a plan to reduce the insurance subsidy for future former council members.
- Voluntary retirement buy-out for Metro employees passes.
- Council voted to purchase 600 acre Stones River property for a park.
- Council member Karen Johnson's attempt to down zone a piece of property in Nashboro village fails.
Council health insurance change moves ahead
The Tennessean, Dec 18, 2012- A plan to dramatically scale back the controversial lifetime health insurance benefit for Metro Council members won preliminary approval Tuesday but could face challenges when it goes up for a final vote next month.
Council approves Metro employee buyout program on final reading
City Paper, by Steven Hale, Wednesday, December 19, 2012- The Metro Council gave quick final approval to a buyout program for Metro workers, in what was an otherwise relatively uneventful meeting Tuesday night. The council’s final meeting of the year began with a moment of silence for the victims of last Friday’s elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn. Councilman Sean McGuire led a prayer for the victims families.
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