About Kimeo Smith
Candidate for Metropolitan Nashville Council, District 33 representing Antioch.
Introduction
Kimeo Smith is an active Antioch resident, leading business owner, and dedicated advocate for Metropolitan Nashville Council District 33. For over two decades, he has worked at the intersection of business, family, and community leadership.
Running for Metro Council is an extension of what Kimeo does every day: listening carefully to neighbors, solving problems practically, and working toward sustainable progress for the community he calls home.
"Our community needs attentive leadership that shows up, stays accessible, and ensures Antioch’s voice is heard at City Hall."
Kimeo Smith
Candidate for Metro Council · District 33
Local Entrepreneurship
17 Years Serving Antioch Families & Businesses
Business Experience
For over 17 years, Kimeo has built and operated an independent insurance agency in Antioch. As a leading business owner, he understands what it takes to manage budgets, navigate regulatory processes, and deliver results under pressure.
His professional work involves helping families protect their most important investments—their homes, cars, and livelihoods. That same grounded, pragmatic understanding of risk, accountability, and fiscal stewardship guides his platform for District 33.
Kimeo knows firsthand the challenges facing local entrepreneurs and is committed to fostering economic opportunity that strengthens locally-owned businesses.
Family and Antioch Roots
Kimeo and his wife, Hildateri, have lived and raised their family in Antioch. Hildateri is a dedicated educator serving as an assistant principal at A.Z. Kelley Elementary School, with 24 years of experience supporting Nashville students, teachers, and parents as an active member of the Tennessee Education Association (TEA).
Their deep roots in the community mean that the challenges Antioch faces—from road safety and school resources to infrastructure and public amenities—are personal to them.
"We chose Antioch to raise our children and build our life. I want every family in District 33 to feel the pride, safety, and opportunity that comes with living in a well-supported community."
Community Roots
Supporting Antioch Schools & Families
Volunteer Leadership
Active Civic & Volunteer Service in Middle Tennessee
Community and Service
Service is not a campaign tactic—it is a lifelong commitment to showing up for neighbors. Whether mentoring youth, supporting local school initiatives, or participating in community cleanups, Kimeo believes strong communities are built when people take personal responsibility for their neighborhood.
Personal Commitment to Service
Kimeo is an active member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., where service, mentorship, and civic stewardship have long shaped his personal dedication to the community. (Note: Mentioned solely as part of his personal service background; does not imply organization endorsement.)
Kimeo is ready to bring this servant-leader mindset to Metro Council, ensuring that District 33 gets the attentive, dedicated representation it deserves.
Support Kimeo’s Campaign
Help us bring attentive leadership to Metro Council District 33.