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After almost 2 weeks of dry weather, rain chances return Sunday. However, it's possible not everywhere will see rain. Halloween is forecast to remain dry.
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Today, October 28th is NATIONAL FIRST RESPONDERS DAY!
HCOEM express our deepest appreciation to our law enforcement, fire services, emergency medical personnel and 911 Dispatchers who protect our community with selflessness and courage. THANK YOU!
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Does everyone in your family know their street address? Is your number displayed prominently on your home or mailbox?
On #TestitTuesday, ask everyone in your family to recite your home address. Then go outside and make sure first responders can find your home from the road.
Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a 9-1-1 Telecommunicator? In this new orientation video, we show you what's involved for those who decided to start a rewarding career with us. It may be more doable than you think! (Click on the link & turn on your audio!) #NationalFirstRespondersDay
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Thanks @newschannelnine for including @HC911ECD in your First Responder Salute today. Though our 9-1-1 Telecommunicators are often overlooked, they are in fact the First, First Responders! #NationalFirstRespondersDay
Hamilton County 9-1-1 retweeted
Dry weather with pleasant temperatures continues through the rest of this week, with a chance of rain returning on Sunday.
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Remember to set your clocks back one hour this Saturday night. It's also a good time to check the batteries in smoke detectors and weather radios.
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Impaired driving isn’t just alcohol. THC, CBD, prescription medications, and even some over-the-counter meds can affect your ability to drive safely. Call a sober friend, rideshare, or taxi. They’ll get you home safely and ensure your #Halloween fun doesn’t end in a nightmare.
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Halloween Safety Tip: Give children flashlights to carry for extra lighting, or add glow sticks to their costumes. These simple additions can help make them more visible while they enjoy a fun and safe Halloween.
It's Halloween week! 🎃
Parents, remind yourselves that some costumes — similar to puffy coats — have excess material and can prevent a car seat from keeping your child SAFE in a crash.
Don't risk it — change them into their costumes at your destination. 🦄✔️
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Whatever you're going through, you don't have to do it alone. 💙
The 988 Lifeline is available 24/7. Call, text, or chat 988 to connect with someone who cares. 988lifeline.org/
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Top tier weather continues through the end of the work week. Models are indeed showing a chance for some rain to return to the area this weekend, but Halloween evening should be dry!

ALT Fantastic weather looks to continue through the week, but we know many are focused on the forecast for Saturday. Models are indeed showing a chance for some rain to return to the area by Halloween, and there could be some showers around by Saturday evening. But it appears that the widespread rain likely holds off until Sunday.
Do you have one of these devices on the wall somewhere at your workplace, school or public building (in Hamilton County TN)? It's an AED, or Automated External Defibrillator. Recently, after calling 9-1-1, a caller was directed to get the AED and use it on a man suffering from cardiac arrest. If you haven't registered your AED with us yet, here is information, instructions and a link to register your AED on our website:
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