Sevier County EMA

⛈️ Storms are expected to move through Wednesday evening into the overnight hours (7 PM–2 AM) ahead of a strong cold front. Main concerns: heavy rain and damaging wind gusts. Hail and tornado risk is low. Stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive alerts overnight.

Spring Cleaning? While you’re tackling closets and garages, add these to your list: 🔋 Replace batteries in alarms 📻 Test your weather alerts 🌳 Trim weak tree branches 🧰 Check your emergency supplies Don't forget to sign up for emergency alerts at sevierema.org 📱‼

Preparedness Tip of the Day‼️ Take a few minutes to review your emergency contacts and make sure they’re up to date in your phone.📱 A little preparation now can make a big difference later

Winter weather can be unpredictable. Prepare now by keeping extra blankets, non-perishable food, and a flashlight on hand. Don’t forget to check your vehicle for winter supplies like an ice scraper, jumper cables, and warm clothing.

❄️ Cold front arrives Wed night bringing much colder air. Rain may change to snow with snow showers possible Thursday. Prepare now: monitor forecasts, limit mountain travel, protect pets & pipes, and check emergency kits. 📲 Sign up for alerts: sevierema.org

Do you have a go-bag ready? Your emergency kit should include water, food, medications, flashlights, batteries, and copies of important documents. If you already have one, this is your reminder to check expiration dates and replace items as needed.

Emergencies don’t always come with a warning. Taking a moment to think through less-common situations like losing power, communication, or access to resources can help you feel more confident and prepared if something unexpected happens.

Happy New Year from our team! We look forward to continuing our work together to keep our community informed, prepared, and resilient in the year ahead. 🎉

Before the countdown begins tomorrow ⏰, take a moment today to set a preparedness resolution. Build your kit, make a plan, and start the New Year one step ahead.

The holidays are busy, joyful, and sometimes unpredictable. A little preparedness can help keep the season merry and bright. 🎁❄️ Take a moment to review these holiday safety tips and enjoy a safe celebration with family and friends.

Heading out for the holidays? A little preparation goes a long way. 🚗 Check road conditions 🧊 Keep an emergency kit in your car 📱 Make sure alerts are enabled Travel safe, Sevier County!

Emergencies don’t wait—and neither should you. Make sure you’re signed up for CodeRED to receive weather alerts, road closures, and emergency notifications. 📲 Register today at sevierema.org.

Have you checked your winter go-bag lately? ❄️ A few key items can make a big difference during winter weather or emergencies.

Colder temps are coming! ❄️Make sure your home, pipes, and pets are ready for the chill. Stay safe and stay warm!

🔋Preparedness Tip🔋 Take a moment to check the batteries in your flashlights and weather radios. Power outages can happen without warning, and having reliable light and alerts makes all the difference. A quick battery check now keeps you ready for anything.

Temperatures are dropping and conditions may become hazardous. Monitor local forecasts, limit travel when possible, and stay prepared with extra layers, emergency kits, and safe heating practices. As always, you can sign up for CodeRed emergency alerts at sevierema.org.

📝Preparedness Tip: Take 5 minutes today to update your emergency contacts and make sure your family knows who to call during an emergency. Stay informed by signing up for CodeRED alerts anytime at sevierema.org.

Over the past two weeks, Sevier County EMA hosted TEMA’s Hazardous Materials Team Operations (HMTO) course, training responders to safely handle hazmat incidents and strengthen our community’s preparedness.

🌩️ Strong storms move in after 5 PM with gusts up to 50 mph, mainly on the Plateau. ❄️ Cold air arrives Sun night–Mon with light mountain snow & highs only in the 30s. Sign up for CodeRed emergency alerts on our website, sevierema.org.

Let’s keep Halloween fun and safe in Sevier County! Here are a few tips before you head out for trick-or-treating. 🍬👻