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June is National Pet Preparedness Month! Include your pets in your family emergency plan: bit.ly/3dO4w4K and plan now so you don't have to scramble when disaster strikes.

Earlier today, we were alerted to a chemical spill at Mill Creek Middle School, and with assistance from Franklin Fire Department, Williamson County EMA, Williamson County Schools, and Williamson Health EMS, we treated patients, isolated the spill, and neutralized the acid.

Northwestern Williamson County is included in a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 7:45 PM. Expect 60 mph wind gusts and quarter-size hail.

Northwestern Williamson County is included in a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 8:30 PM. Expect 60 MPH wind gusts and quarter-size hail.

⚠️Canceled ⚠️ The monthly outdoor warning siren test for June has been canceled due to the forecasted severe weather. If you hear the sirens today, seek shelter immediately.

Do you have mobility or medical needs? Living with a disability? Consider these steps when making an emergency plan, including emergency kit add-ons and tips based on need. bit.ly/47dATkA Get informed. Assess your needs. Develop a plan with your support network.

Most of Williamson County is included in a Flood Advisory until 4:15 PM. Expect ponding on roads and flooding in low-lying areas and creeks. Do NOT drive on water-covered roads.

When traveling, share your intended destination and travel plans with someone you trust so they can find you in an emergency. Don't rely on texts or location sharing. Learn about weather and customs where you're traveling to avoid delays in getting help. What tips can you share?

“Special Weather Statement” includes Williamson County, effective until 7:30 PM. Strong (not severe) thunderstorms will bring 40 mph winds and some hail.

The Woodford IL EMA formed in 1979 as the Office of Civil Defense. In 1984, along with state efforts & the formation of Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA), it became Williamson County EMA. Our goal - keep this a thriving, safe community through training, mitigation programs & coordinated response to hazards.

The NWS Nashville says two rounds of storms will move through Middle Tennessee overnight. ● Primary impact: Damaging winds ● Secondary impact: large hail; very low tornado risk. Be prepared with an alert method that will wake you up if we go under a strong storm warning.

Williamson County is included in a Dense Fog Advisory until 9 AM.

Williamson County is under a Heat Advisory until Monday, June 23, at 7 PM. The combination of high temperatures and high humidity can cause heat illnesses. Take precautions to avoid prolonged exposure in these conditions.

Be prepared this week ☀️ The NWS Nashville predicts a prolonged period of hot, humid conditions across Middle TN, with highs in the 90s and heat index values just above 100. We will see major to extreme heat risk across our area.