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ALT Halloween safety graphic with an orange background, black spooky tree branches and bats. Four safety tips recommend using battery-operated candles instead of open flames, keeping walkways clear and well-lit, avoiding overloaded electrical circuits and using approved outdoor cords, and creating a quiet safe room for pets. The bottom banner features the Williamson Ready logo and the message, “Be Prepared, Not Scared!”
ALT Homecoming Update graphic announcing the Centennial High School parade on Thursday, October 22, from 1:45–2:30 p.m. The graphic features the school’s cougar logo, homecoming-themed football and crown decorations, a marching band illustration, and the Williamson Ready logo.
ALT Photo shows a man and woman sitting at a desk on a TV news stage with cameras in the foreground.
ALT A woman adjusts a wall thermostat above a fire department graphic that reads, “Notice a burning smell when you turn on your heat?”
ALT National Night Out 2026 event flyer with local law enforcement badges, scheduled for October 15 from 5–8 p.m. at Civitan Park in Brentwood, Tennessee.
ALT Williamson Ready Cybersecurity Awareness Month graphic featuring a red computer network and padlock icon with blue and red text.
ALT Graphic showing two people preparing to burn yard debris, with the message “Fire Prevention Begins with You!” and a reminder that burn permits are required October 15 through May 15. Includes BurnSafeTN.org and local agency logos.
ALT WCARES volunteers pose with amateur radio equipment during the Simulated Emergency Test.
ALT WCARES volunteers coordinate radio communications and document simulated emergency scenarios during the exercise.
ALT National Weather Service Nashville graphic forecasting a windy weekend across Middle Tennessee from Saturday afternoon through Sunday afternoon. Most likely sustained winds are 30–40 mph, with an 80–100% chance of gusts over 30 mph and a 20–60% chance of gusts over 45 mph in some areas. Strongest winds are expected Saturday afternoon through late Saturday night, with breezy conditions continuing Sunday. Potential hazards include downed trees and branches, localized power outages, and unsecured outdoor items.
ALT Graphic announcing the Independence High School Homecoming Parade on Thursday, Oct. 8, from 9:15 a.m. to 11 a.m. The graphic features the school logo, homecoming-themed football and crown graphics, a marching band illustration, and the Williamson Ready logo.
ALT 🍂✈️ Fall Break travel tip: Checking a bag? Keep the essentials with you—especially prescription medications, IDs and travel documents, plus anything you’d need overnight. Replacing a T-shirt is easy. Replacing a prescription or dealing with a lost ID can be a whole different headache.
ALT Graphic promoting four high school homecoming parades happening the same morning, with school logos and the headline “Four schools. Same morning. Plan ahead! Homecoming Parades.”
ALT Graphic with a blue comic-book-style background and white clouds. Large white text reads “BE A PREPAREDNESS HERO.” The Williamson Ready logo appears in the upper left. The bottom banner displays Williamson County EMA social media information and “National Preparedness Month.”
ALT Graphic shows Preparedness supplies including water, first aid kit, matches, canned food, flashlight, radio and an emergency checklist with the headline “Working 9 to 5? It only takes a few minutes to be prepared for disasters!”