A Proven Leader. A True Neighbor. Your Voice.
Meet Kay
Hello District 17, I’m Kay Lokey.
For 25 years, I wore the badge, retiring as a Deputy Chief of Police from the Metro Nashville Police Department. I managed massive budgets, led teams under extreme pressure, and made public safety my life's work. Now, I am ready to bring that same dedication, truth, and transparency to the Sumner County Commission.
Sumner County is growing rapidly, and we need leadership that manages growth responsibly, supports our first responders, and protects your tax dollars. I’m not a career politician—I’m a retired Chief dedicated to keeping our neighborhoods safe and thriving. Together, we can tackle the challenges ahead.
KAY LOKEY
Lifting Our Voices. Building Real Change. Together.
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Responsible Growth
Responsible growth means planning for the future while protecting what we love about our community. We can grow in a smart way that keeps our roads, schools, and neighborhoods strong.
Safe Communities
After 25 years in law enforcement, I know what it takes to keep our communities safe. I will support our officers and make sure families feel safe in every neighborhood.
Defending Our Rights
I will always stand up for your rights, including your First Amendment freedoms. You have the right to speak, be heard, and share your beliefs.
“A man without a vote is a man without protection.”
-- Lyndon B. Johnson
Power Our Progress in Sumner County
Your voice matters, and so does your support.
District 17 deserves leadership that is as dedicated to our community as you are. By donating today, you provide the resources necessary to share our vision for responsible growth and public safety with every neighbor in the district. Campaigns are won by communities standing together; every dollar you contribute helps us keep up the momentum through town halls, door-to-door outreach, and advocacy. Join Kay Lokey in building a safer future for Sumner County.
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Paid for by the Committee to Elect Kay Lokey. Contributions or gifts to candidates are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes.