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Tennessee HB2349 is a bill that requires the state department to create and maintain a website with information about child care agencies. This website aims to provide parents and guardians with easy access to important details about these agencies, helping them make informed decisions about child care options.

TN HB2349 is a house bill in the Tennessee 114th General Assembly, sponsored by Mary Littleton (R), currently “Introduced” since February 2, 2026.

We track 9,160 Tennessee bills this session, 71 of them sponsored by Mary Littleton.

Supporters of HB2349 would highlight that this legislation promotes transparency in child care services, empowering parents with the information they need to choose the best care for their children. They might argue that a dedicated website will enhance the safety and quality of child care by making agency information readily available to the public.

Critics of HB2349 may express concerns about the potential costs and resources required to maintain the website, questioning whether it is the best use of state funds. Additionally, they might argue that simply providing information online does not address deeper issues related to the quality or accessibility of child care services.

The bill HB2349 requires the creation of a website to provide information about child care agencies, which falls under the policy area of families and legislative subjects related to health care costs and insurance. Representative Mary Littleton's personal financial interests include ownership of Littleton Ranch and investments in financial institutions such as Raymond James, Principal, and Traditions First Bank. There is no direct overlap between these interests and the child care or health care sectors affected by the bill. Littleton Ranch, primarily an agricultural business, does not intersect with child care services or online information platforms. Similarly, her financial assets are not directly related to the legislative subjects of the bill. Therefore, there is no indication that Representative Littleton would gain financially from the proposed legislation.

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