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Alderman (City Council), City of Lebanon

Ward 6

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Term
4 years
Candidates
2
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A member of the Lebanon City Council, which adopts the city's budget and ordinances.

Elected by the ward's voters (Lebanon City Charter). Nonpartisan.

Logan M. Thompson

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Phil MoreheadOfficial portrait — City of Lebanon

Phil Morehead

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  • Voted to keep Lebanon property tax rates from increasing
  • Voted against the Maple Hill annexation for new neighborhoods
  • Sponsored more open space requirements in new developments
  • Co-sponsored restricting liquor stores across Lebanon
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  1. Voted to keep Lebanon property tax rates from increasing

    Candidate announcement: Phil Morehead for Lebanon City Council

    News coverage · The Wilson Post (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 1, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “Voted to keep property tax rates from increasing for the last four years”
  2. Voted against the Maple Hill annexation for new neighborhoods

    Candidate announcement: Phil Morehead for Lebanon City Council

    News coverage · The Wilson Post (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 1, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “Voted against the Maple Hill Annexation for new neighborhoods”
  3. Sponsored more open space requirements in new developments

    Candidate announcement: Phil Morehead for Lebanon City Council

    News coverage · The Wilson Post (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 1, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “Sponsored and voted to approve additional open space requirements in new developments”
  4. Co-sponsored restricting liquor stores across Lebanon

    Candidate announcement: Phil Morehead for Lebanon City Council

    News coverage · The Wilson Post (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 1, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “Co-sponsored and voted to restrict liquor stores citywide”

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