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TNEnvironment retweeted
TUNE IN: Watch the 2025 State of the State address tonight at 6 p.m. CT live on YouTube.
Learn more here: tn.gov/governor/news/2025/2/…
TNEnvironment retweeted
It’s Election Day, Tennessee! 🇺🇸
Polls across the state will be open until 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT.
Find your polling location & more at GoVoteTN.gov. #GoVoteTN
TNEnvironment retweeted
FEMA has approved temporary housing for 18 months for homeowners and renters who had major or significant structural damage after Tropical Storm Helene’s floodwaters swept across Eastern Tennessee Sept. 26-30.
More information: fema.gov/press-release/20241…
TNEnvironment retweeted
Tennesseans — it’s the last day to cast an early vote in the Volunteer State.
Visit GoVoteTN.gov to find a polling location near you & beat Election Day lines. #GoVoteTN
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The HEAL Program will deliver $100 million in immediate relief across impacted communities following Hurricane Helene.
Affected TN counties can learn more about the interest-free loan program & opt in here: tn.gov/governor/news/2024/10…
TNEnvironment retweeted
If you had damage from #Helene, you do not need to wait for a @fema home inspection or insurance adjuster before beginning to clean up.
After you apply for disaster assistance, a FEMA inspector will contact you to schedule an appointment. More information: fema.gov/fact-sheet/dont-wai…
TNEnvironment retweeted
NEW: @fema , @SBAgov and @USDA have collaborated to create a guide to help local businesses affected by #Helene access recovery resources.
The agencies created a one-stop-shop resource with information about federal support that is available to assist local businesses with their recovery.
The #Tennessee guide is available here: fema.gov/press-release/20241…
TNEnvironment retweeted
Crews in Cocke County continued to remove debris from the Pigeon River Thursday, part of the coordinated effort to manage the extensive debris from #Helene in East Tennessee.
Removing debris, which can include fallen trees, damaged structures, and other hazards, is crucial in restoring communities.
TNEnvironment retweeted
A Multi-Agency Resource Center is set to open in Cocke County Sunday to assist community members affected by #Helene with the recovery process.
📍 MARC - Newport (Opens at noon)
466 Learning Road*
Newport, TN 37821
*Depending on the navigation service used, this location may appear as 466 Learning Way.
More info: tn.gov/tema/news/2024/10/11/…
TNEnvironment retweeted
Today, we announced the HEAL Program that will dedicate $100 million to assist East TN communities with recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
These no-interest loans will help impacted counties cover the initial costs of water & wastewater repair & debris removal.
TNEnvironment retweeted
As East TN continues to recover, we’re providing direct tax relief for businesses & families impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Tennesseans can learn more & apply here:
Tax relief is available for Tennessee businesses and residents affected by Hurricane Helene. Read more on our website: bit.ly/3NjDgt6 & bit.ly/3ZVPY8Q.
TNEnvironment retweeted
📍 Debris management continues in impacted counties following Hurricane #Helene.
Reminder: If you need help with clean-up efforts at your home, you can call the Crisis Clean-Up Hotline.
☎️ (844) 965-1386
This service is at no cost to the survivors who are requesting assistance.
TNEnvironment retweeted
If you are cleaning up after #Helene, wear long pants, gloves, & boots, and don't try to remove heavy debris by yourself.
⚠️ Do not touch electrical equipment if it's wet.
More tips from @Readygov:
- Contact local officials if power lines are down.
- Use face coverings if cleaning mold.
- Stay out of damaged structures.
- Photograph your damages.
TNEnvironment retweeted
The Tennessee counties named in the Expedited Major Disaster Declaration are Carter, Cocke, Greene, Hamblen, Hawkins, Johnson, Unicoi, and Washington.
Important information from @fema for individuals in the declared counties below!
If you are in a designated area in any of the 6 states approved for individual assistance, apply now!
The best way to apply is by calling our helpline at 800-621-3362 or by visiting DisasterAssistance.gov.
#Helene
ALT 3 ways to apply for disaster aid: online at disasterassistance.gov, call 800-621-3362, or download the FEMA App
TNEnvironment retweeted
The Volunteer State continues to provide key assistance & updates for impacted communities across Upper East TN following Hurricane Helene.
We urge Tennesseans across the region to follow local guidance & visit TN.gov/TEMA for a complete list of resources.
TNEnvironment retweeted
You can review resources and information on our website under the Hurricane Helene banner. You’ll find:
➡️ Volunteer information
➡️ Donation sites
➡️ Shelter locations
➡️ Debris clean-up assistance
➡️ Recovery updates from partner agencies
➡️ Water advisories
Website: tn.gov/tema/updates/hurrican…
TNEnvironment retweeted
➡️ You can review resources - including open shelters, donation information, and recovery updates from partner agencies - on our website.
We add all Flash Reports, news releases, and updates related to the flooding event here: tn.gov/tema/updates/hurrican…
TNEnvironment retweeted
You can review resources - including open shelters, donation information, and recovery updates from partner agencies - on our website.
We add all Flash Reports, news releases, and updates related to the flooding event here: tn.gov/tema/updates/hurrican…
TNEnvironment retweeted
If you need to head out the door today, please check road conditions on @myTDOT's SmartWay website. Conditions will change as #Helene continues to move through the state: smartway.tn.gov/allcams
