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To disseminate public information/instructions concerning emergency preparation, mitigation, response and recovery. Not monitored 24/7.

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The Public Health and Safety Buildings can be used as storm shelters. In case you were wondering about the rules, they will always be available on our social media accounts and website for your convenience.

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Do you have a storm shelter or safe room at your home? Make sure it’s registered with Emergency Management.
Register your storm shelter here: https://t.co/c2c1wI6Kw9

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Rutherford County Emergency Management Agency hosted a local Emergency Operations Center (EOC) training with responders and partner agencies from across the county in attendance. Thank you to everyone who participated.

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Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs) will begin opening across Tennessee on Saturday, May 2nd , to provide survivors with in-person help applying for disaster assistance and accessing recovery resources.

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Rutherford County Storm Shelters will open on April 28, 2026 at 1 AM.

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If you were impacted by Winter Storm Fern a FEMA Mobile Registration Intake Center is now open in Rutherford County at Gregory Mill Park, 390 Enon Springs Rd E, Smyrna, TN 37167. Get help with FEMA disaster assistance applications on April 23-25 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

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If you need in-person help applying for Winter Storm Fern FEMA assistance, a FEMA Mobile Registration Intake Center (MRIC) will open tomorrow in Rutherford County at Gregory Mill Park, 390 Enon Springs Rd E,
Smyrna, TN 37167 on April 23rd, 24th, and 25th from 9 AM to 6 PM.

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Community notice: A temporary odor may be noticed in Rutherford County. A planned gas release in Maury County near I-65, combined with wind direction, may cause a “rotten egg” smell. It’s mercaptan, not harmful. No safety threat. Don’t call 911 unless it’s an emergency.

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National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week Spotlight
During this week of recognition, we want to take a moment to highlight someone who plays a vital role behind the scenes and helps make everything we do possible, Assistant Director Suzie Cunningham.

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We are beyond grateful for the overwhelming support shown during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Because of your generosity, our Telecommunicators felt truly appreciated all week long!

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A Special Thank You to Our NPSTW Committee
We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week Committee: Melissa Peacher, Jason Wood, and Kayla Ferrick.

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National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week a look back at the incredible week celebrating the voices behind the call! From themed dress-up days, decorations to food, laughter, and moments of appreciation, this week was all about recognizing the amazing people who serve 24/7.

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It’s National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week!
Behind every emergency response is a calm, steady voice guiding the way. From answering life-saving calls to dispatching help in critical moments, our Telecommunicators are the unseen heroes who serve our community 24/7.

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2026 Telecommunicator of the Year Please join us in congratulating Marsha Duncan, RCEMA Communications 2026 Telecommunicator of the Year!
Marsha is a Communications Officer II and serves as a dedicated trainer for new employees.

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During severe weather, where is your Safe Place?
Today join thousands and post a safe place selfie at 11:11 am local time. You can find more safe place resources at https://t.co/aN6WEgO57G.

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Have you ever wondered what’s inside of a Rutherford County Public Health and Safety building? Take a tour here https://t.co/nbwTkB6h36.

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A scammer posing as Capt. Casey Beck of the Rutherford Co. Sheriff’s Office tried to get money from the caller he missed jury duty.
We don't know Beck.
Grand juries don't arrest people for missing grand jury.
They don't ask for money to avoid an arrest.
Just hang up.

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Scammers are sending texts asking people to use a QR code to pay a traffic ticket in Nashville.
@RCTNSheriff called the Davidson Co. General Sessions Court.
It's confirmed. If you use the QR code to pay, you can’t get your money back.”
Delete the text and keep your money.