The Tennessee
Emergency Management Plan (TEMP) is the document that provides the foundation
for all disaster and emergency response operations conducted within the state
of
All of the other
plans developed by the agency make reference back to the TEMP in some form or
fashion. Some details of emergency management plans involving sensitive topics,
such as national security issues or events involving terrorism, are closely
held by the agency and not made available to the general public.
Tennessee was one of
the first states to integrate the Emergency Support Function (ESF) concept into
its state plan, and several other states and territories of the United States
have used our plan as a model for their own.
Tennessee Emergency Management Plan - Current Plan Date is
July 1, 2007
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