A friendly message from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger Desmaray Brown!
- Swim in designated areas,
- Keep a close eye on your kids,
- Do not mix alcohol and boating
- Cliff jumping is dangerous— please be safe
- Life jackets save lives (yes, even for strong swimmers!)
Have fun, stay alert, and get home safe this Labor Day!
#StayWaterSafe #LakeSafety #CorpsLakes #LaborDayWeekend #watersafety #USACE
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – When disasters strike, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District Emergency Management team stands ready—partnering with federal and state agencies in response and recovery efforts locally, nationally, and across U.S. territories.
The four-member team actively prepares for, responds to, and provides recovery assets when disasters occur. Whether coordinating mission assignments, deploying response teams or delivering technical assistance, they move quickly to ensure critical federal support reaches communities in crisis.
“Emergency Management is the focal point for command and control of emergency operations — except during high-water events and civil works responses,” said Jerry Breznican,...
09.24.2025 | NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, US |
Story by Noe Gonzalez
