The Maury County Office of Emergency Management, along with the Maury Hazardous Operations Team, issued a press release today expressing their heartfelt condolences and prayers for those impacted by Hurricane Helene. In addition to their sympathies, they provided important information regarding the impending effects of the hurricane on Middle Tennessee. Residents should be aware that the region is expected to experience the storm’s impact beginning late Thursday or early Friday, with conditions persisting through Sunday.
Officials emphasized the importance of safety during this time, particularly regarding the dangers of standing water. They strongly advised the public to adhere to the mantra: STOP, TURN AROUND, and DON’T DROWN if encountering flooded areas. While significant flooding is not anticipated at this moment, the potential for hazardous conditions remains, and caution is urged for all residents.
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