Rhea Little is sounding the alarm over a proposed taxpayer-funded luxury tennis facility, calling it an example of unnecessary government overreach. A longtime advocate for limited government and fiscal responsibility, Little is urging a public referendum before more money is spent—and says Brentwood should stick to funding essential services, not extravagant projects that benefit only a few.
For the first time in Rhea Little's sixteen years as a public servant for Brentwood, an ethics complaint has been filed against Rhea. It centers on Rhea’s expression of his opinion in a public email from October 2024, an act protected under the First Amendment as a constitutional right for all citizens.
Over five months later, a Brentwood citizen submitted an ethics complaint to the City of Brentwood, which appears to be an attempt to suppress legitimate political discourse.
Brentwood’s success didn’t happen by chance—it was built on thoughtful planning and strong leadership. Rhea Little has been a key part of that vision, ensuring the city maintains its charm, balanced growth, and high quality of life. With a steadfast commitment to preserving Brentwood’s residential character and smart zoning policies, Rhea is dedicated to protecting what makes our community special.
Brentwood’s success didn’t happen by chance—it was built on thoughtful planning and strong leadership. Rhea Little has been a key part of that vision, ensuring the city maintains its charm, balanced growth, and high quality of life. With a steadfast commitment to preserving Brentwood’s residential character and smart zoning policies, Rhea is dedicated to protecting what makes our community special.
Brentwood’s success didn’t happen by chance—it was built on thoughtful planning and strong leadership. Rhea Little has been a key part of that vision, ensuring the city maintains its charm, balanced growth, and high quality of life. With a steadfast commitment to preserving Brentwood’s residential character and smart zoning policies, Rhea is dedicated to protecting what makes our community special.
The city of Brentwood has a very important election coming up on May 6 where voters have the opportunity to elect three City Commissioners. We have had many changes in the makeup of city leadership in the past two years and the majority on the commission voted to make changes detrimental to Brentwood, both in the short term and long term.
Rhea Little remains vigilant to protect citizen concerns with his vote on each issue that has come before the Board! It is vital that we elect Rhea Little to fight for our tax dollars and make sure Brentwood is Government of the people, by the people and for the people!
The election of good leadership based on integrity, fiscal responsibility and service to all is critical at this time!
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Rhea Little for Brentwood Campaign_Letter_2025.docxBrentwood City Commissioner Rhea Little officially announces his bid for re-election in the upcoming municipal election. Little, who has been a staple in Brentwood’s political landscape since his first election to the City Commission in 2009, is seeking to continue his leadership for another term.
Rhea Little's campaign is founded on the principles of unity, opportunity, and progress. Rhea's mission is to build a stronger Brentwood through his proven leadership since 2009 and to empower families to thrive. By fostering a sense of belonging and purpose, the campaign aims to create a brighter future for all residents of Brentwood.