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Hardin County Emergency Management



465 Main Street, Savannah, TN 38372

731.925.6178
lsliger@hardincountyfire.com





It's always important to be prepared.
Look at the Topics below.
feel free to click on the pictures for a direct link
to specific content for that topic.



Building an emergency kit



Why do I need one? It's the simple answer of Mother Nature is unpredictable, and you have a way to prepare now just in case something was to happen.
Please CLICK ON THE IMAGE ABOVE for a list of some ideas of what to include in your home emergency kit.



Know how to keep your family safe this winter



Being prepare for winter weather is important. Here's a couple of tips for you:

Have emergency supplies in place at home, at work, and in the car.
Stay off the road during and after a winter storm.
​ Have a carbon monoxide alarm in place, especially if using alternative heating devices.


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Turn Around, Don't Drown!



IT IS VERY DANGEROUS TO DRIVE THROUGH A FLOODED ROAD! Across the county we have places that do flood. We ask that you please turn around as soon as you see the "ROAD CLOSED" sign and not attempt to go down the road any further.



Get Informed!



Use this free text alert system brought to you by our local E-911 Communications/Centeral Dispatch Center! All you have to do is simply text your zipcode to 888777 to sign up.
You will get important updates including severe weather updates sent right to your phone so you know what's going on no matter where you are.



Get Kids Ready to Be Prepared



Click on the picture above to learn more from ready.gov!

It's important to teach our children about the forces of nature and how to be prepared for them as well as stay safe during them.



Prepare yourself



The only way to prepare is to Be Informed. Click the lettering above to go directly to a page where you can learn about different types of Natural Disasters and how best to keep you and your family safe.



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