Nashville, TN, September 8, 2026 — John Honeysucker, a senior official with Nashville’s Metro Water Services, has retired following new allegations from Metro concerning the alleged “sustained misuse” of his position. The specific nature of the charges includes claims of fostering inappropriate relationships and extending preferential treatment to developers.

According to the allegations, Honeysucker is accused of expediting approval processes and influencing procedures for developers. These actions reportedly occurred while he maintained undisclosed financial ties and solicited personal business favors. The extent of these alleged actions and their impact on departmental operations is not detailed in the available information.

The circumstances surrounding Honeysucker’s retirement are reportedly connected to an ongoing federal investigation. Details regarding the scope and findings of this federal inquiry have not been publicly disclosed.

Metro officials have not provided further specific details regarding the timeline of the alleged misconduct or the exact period Honeysucker was under investigation prior to his retirement. The contractor’s name was not provided, nor were the specific developers involved in the preferential treatment allegations mentioned. The resolution of any potential disciplinary actions or fines resulting from these allegations was not stated.


Story summarized from the original created by Stephen Elliott, Nashville Banner on www.newschannel5.com, see more information here.

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