January 9, 2024: Smith County’s Emergency Management Office has launched the Hazard Mitigation Public Input Form —a user-friendly tool designed for residents to report and share vital information about potential hazards across the county.

If you have noticed flood-prone areas, wildfire risks, or other potential threats, your insights are crucial in building a more resilient and prepared community.

The form is easy to use and covers a comprehensive range of hazard categories, allowing you to report on various risks affecting different parts of Smith County. Please fill out the form below and hit submit.

“I invite you to actively participate in this community-driven initiative,” Smith County Judge Neal Franklin said. “Together, we can proactively identify and address potential hazards, making Smith County an even safer place to call home.”

To view a video of Smith County Judge Neal Franklin explaining Smith County’s new Hazard Mitigation Public Input Form, visit: https://youtu.be/s6xzM9Ryp2E

Important Note: This is NOT a request for emergency action. If you are having or witnessing an emergency, please call 911.

This is not a request for services. If you need to request a service, please fill out the appropriate request form.