In a proactive move to enhance community safety during severe weather events, the Maury County Office of Emergency Management convened a meeting with numerous local churches. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the possibility of utilizing church buildings as temporary safe spaces during emergencies.
One of the key outcomes of the meeting was the establishment of a registry process for churches interested in participating in this initiative. This registry aims to streamline communication and coordination in times of crisis, ensuring that resources and safe spaces are readily available to those in need.
If your church is interested in registering as a temporary safe space or offering other disaster-related services, you can easily do so by visiting MAURTCTY.READYOP.COM. By proactively engaging with the community in this manner, Maury County is taking significant steps to bolster its emergency preparedness and response capabilities.
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