Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency

Emergency Management Agency
and
Emergency Operations Center

Steve Jones, Director

EMA/EOC
130 S. First St.
Clarksville, TN 37040
Tel: (931) 648-5702

"To provide and improve public safety by enabling individuals, groups, and communities to effectively plan for and manage hazards associated TNth major emergencies and disasters."

Current Federal Threat Level

ELEVATED

For your convenience, this page has been broken down into the following sections:

Warning Systems and Sirens

Links to Important Emergency Information

Stragitic Planning

American Red Cross

Contact Links

Knowing what to expect and the steps to take in an emergency is the key to protecting yourself and your family. Disasters can happen anytime and anyplace. When a disaster strikes you may have only a short time to respond or prepare for the consequences. An accidental release of a hazardous chemical could mean a need for sheltering-in-place or an immediate evacuation. A winter storm could confine your family to your home. A flood or tornado could cut off basic services in the community; things like gas, water, and electricity for days. The effects of a disaster can be sudden and devastating.

(T)elephone (E)mergency (N)otification (S)ystem, TENS

Early warning of an impending disaster is critical for the protection of the community. Once warned, you can then take the precautions necessary to protect yourself, your family, and your personal possessions. Information on (T)elephone (E)mergency (N)otification (S)ystem, TENS (including reverse 911), Warning Options for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and a Map of Clarksville Outdoor Sirens is available.