Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp @dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
Sat May 14 16:57:10 +0000 2011 by LTel:standby/updated facility name
name: Emergency Management Agency, Hickman County, TN - 2010 TN FLOOD (LIST OF DISASTER RESOURCES/LOCATIONS) -> EMA, Emergency Management Agency, Hickman County, TN - 2010 TN FLOOD (LIST OF DISASTER RESOURCES/LOCATIONS)
status: Open -> Standby
(show/hide changes)Mon May 24 18:37:45 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
---
FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ (SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD for Centerville Church of Christ at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5884)
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp @dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
-> 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
---
FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ (SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD for Centerville Church of Christ at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5884)
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ (SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD for Centerville Church of Christ at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5884)
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center (SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD for Centerville Church of Christ at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5884)
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp @dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
(show/hide changes)Mon May 24 18:36:39 +0000 2010 by LTel:added notes
notes: 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
---
FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp @dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
-> 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
---
FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ (SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD for Centerville Church of Christ at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5884)
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp @dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
(show/hide changes)Mon May 24 18:35:10 +0000 2010 by LTel:corrected email in notes
notes: 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
---
FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp@dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
-> 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
---
FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp @dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
(show/hide changes)Mon May 24 18:31:42 +0000 2010 by LTel:corrected facility name/added org/added avails
name: Emergency Management Agency, Hickman County, TN -> Emergency Management Agency, Hickman County, TN - 2010 TN FLOOD (LIST OF DISASTER RESOURCES/LOCATIONS)
region: -> Middle
organization: -> EMA - Emergency Services
(show/hide changes)Fri May 21 05:38:39 +0000 2010 by DNug:town: -> Centerville
main_phone: -> 931-729-6132
mgt_contact changed.
address: -> 106 East Swan Street
notes: 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
----
Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp@dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
-> 2010 STORM / FLOOD
Current Conditions | Relief Efforts | Disaster Assistance | How You Can Help
Specific Needs | Words of Caution | Planned Benefits for Storm Victims
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FEMA DRC - Disaster Recovery Center at:
Outreach Center of the Centerville Church of Christ, 111 East Swan Street, in Centerville
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Disaster Relief Information: (as of 5/20/10)
Hot Food:
Centerville Church of Christ
Pleasantville Volunteers Building in Pleasantville
Shelter:
Centerville Church of Christ
Showers:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hidden Valley Lakes Camp
Bottled Water:
Bottled water is available during reasonable hours at the following locations:
Fairfield Church of Christ
Centerville Church of Christ
Centerville Maintenance Garage
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Bon Aqua United Methodist Church - Bon Aqua
Nunnelly United Methodist Church - Nunnelly
Brushy Church of Christ - Brushy
Coble Store - Coble
Shady Grove Fire Department - Hoover Road in Shady Grove
Maple Valley Baptist Church - Highway 230 in Bucksnort
East EMS Station - Highway 7 in Lyles
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Hall - Pleasantville
Pleasantville Market - Pleasantville
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department - Pinewood
Helping Hands of Hickman County - Tatum Creek @ Highway 100
Ace Hardware - Highway 46 in Lyles
East Rescue Squad Building - Bishop Lane - Lyles
Little Lot Church of Christ
Gray Water:
Non-drinkable water which can be used for flushing commodes and purposes other than consumption is located at the following locations (you must bring your own containers):
Centerville Fire Hall No. 2
Centerville Fire Hall No. 3
Pleasantville Fire Hall
Household Needs:
A variety of household items (diapers, baby food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is being distributed at the Fairfield Baptist Church. Additional distribution points may be established for those items as well.
Cleaning Supplies:
Red Cross clean-up kits are available at the following locations:
Shady Grove Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Brushy Church of Christ
Twomey Church of Christ
Pinewood Volunteer Fire Department
Clothing:
Helping Hands of Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ Outreach Center
Former Verizon Store in the North Park Shopping Center
Transportation:
Free transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, paying bills and getting to relief services is available through the Hickman County Senior & Transportation Center. Call 931-729-4519 well in advance of your need.
Property Assessments:
All property owners who had structural damage to improvements (defined as taxable structures such has houses, mobile homes, barns, sheds, shops, outbuildings, decks, etc.) on their property by the recent storms and floods need to contact the Hickman County Property Assessor's office at 931-729-2169, or in person at the Hickman County Administration Building located at 114 North Central Avenue, Suite 106, in Centerville.
Solid Waste/Garbage:
Spoiled food stuffs may be brought to any of the four Convenience Centers operated by the Hickman County Solid Waste Department and should be disposed of with normal household refuge.
Demolition Material which resulted from storm damage will be accepted only at the Transfer Station on Skyview Drive at no charge for a limited time. However, this material should be segregated from regular household waste if at all possible.
The Solid Waste Department has 30- and 40-cubic yard containers available at a reduced rate on a first-come, first-served basis. Call 931-729-2136.
Medications:
Community Health Centers and Supporters,
Below are some services being offered to the affected health centers and some ways that you can help those centers in need.
FREE MEDICATIONS
Due to the sever flooding across TN and the impact on patients who are struggling to obtain their prescription medications, the Dispensary of Hope is offering to help provide FREE medications.
Contact Julie Chupp at Julie.chupp@dispensaryofhope.org or 615-394-1816 and you will be provided with a secure username and password to view the available medications and place your order on-line. UPS will deliver your order in 2-3 days at no cost, and you can place additional orders as needed. You will have access to all medications available through the Instant Access Program which offers approximately 600+ sample medications aggregated from physicians with surplus samples across America who wanted to help.
While not every drug is available, over 20 drug classes are represented and this will provide a 30-90 day bridge to help patients get through this difficult time. For more information go to www.dispensaryofhope.org or call 1-888-428-HOPE.
zip: 00000 -> 37033
latitude: -> 35.781892
longitude: -> -87.465056
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