Williamson County Emergency Management Agency
@WCTNEMA
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Providing emergency and preparedness info for Williamson County, TN. Page not monitored 24/7. External Affairs: (615) 934-0007
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We are deploying staff to Florida with TN Task Force 2 at the request of
@FLSERT
as part of the Emergency Management Assistance Compact. Tropical Storm Helene should become a hurricane today. We have staffing & resources to cover events that may occur here during the deployment.
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During National Preparedness Month,
@TennesseeEMA
has featured info for Tennesseans who are deaf, deaf-blind & hard of hearing. This website from the
@NWSNashville
is a great resource. Read more at the link.
⚠️ It's Deaf Awareness Week - Did you know the
@NWS
has a webpage dedicated to weather safety for the
#Deaf
and
#HardofHearing
?
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#DeafAwarenessWeek
#IWDeaf
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If you are disabled, consider these specific steps when making an emergency plan, including emergency kit add-ons and tips based on need.
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Readiness Review: Have more than one way to get emergency alerts. Some no-cost tools to stay prepared: Here you can sign up for WillCo-specific text alerts for severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons, evacuations.
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Williamson County Emergency Management Agency Retweeted
TODAY September 20th, Nolensville Fire will hold a training exercise around the 7400 block of Nolensville Road containing live fire. Smoke and fire will be visible throughout the day and should not be a cause for concern.
#nolensvillefire
#trainingburn
#nolensvilletenn
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Next time you're at the main branch of the
@wcpltn
, look for our preparedness info near Circulation! This National Preparedness Month, get materials to better prepare adults & school-age kids for disasters that may hit our community. Thanks to library staff for working with us!
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Build a supply kit with essential items for any disaster that keeps you homebound with limited or no utilities. Get enough supplies for each family member to use for at least three days. Store items in airtight bags in easy-to-carry containers. More info:
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A "go bag" has supplies to sustain you for at least 3 days if you have to leave your home quickly in a disaster. Keep one for each family member in a designated place with easy access. Make a bag for pets, too! Our website has a list of what to include:
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Pets are part of the family. Don't forget them in your planning! During National Preparedness Month, make a list of friends, boarding facilities & vets that could keep your pets if needed. Pack an emergency kit for your pet, too!
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READINESS REVIEW: Make an emergency plan today. Your family may not be together if disaster strikes. Know how you’ll contact one another & reconnect if separated. Establish a familiar meeting place. Inform your kids so they will be prepared, not scared.
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Look out for each other! If you haven't already, talk with your neighbors about building a support network in case of a disaster that affects where you all live. In an emergency like a tornado or flood, the people closest to you can help the fastest.
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⚠️BRIDGE CLOSURE THIS WEEKEND:
@myTDOT
will close BOTH lanes of SR 100 over the Harpeth River in Davidson County, just west of Williamson, for bridge repair this Fri 9/13 at 8 PM - Mon 9/16 at 5 AM. Detour signs will be in place (see map below). All work is weather-dependent.
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The
@NWSNashville
expects Hurricane Francine's remnants to affect Middle TN starting tomorrow. Primary threat: heavy rain, flooding, with a low tornado risk through the weekend. Because it's been so dry, the ground won't absorb heavy rainfall as quickly. Watch for flash flooding.
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Floods are one of the biggest threats for Williamson County. With Tropical Storm Francine threatening to follow a path toward Middle Tennessee later this week, there are steps you can take to prepare when heavy rains are heading our way. Check our website:
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Sign up for Williamson County's emergency alert system so we can send you critical info on severe weather, road closures, missing persons, evacuations etc. You pick where, you pick how: home, mobile or business phones, email or text.
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Officials test the county's outdoor warning system at 1PM the first Saturday of each month, unless there's inclement weather. The sirens are meant to warn those who are outside. Though you may hear them from indoors, have additional alert systems in place.
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