2010 Metro Mitigation Plan
2010 Metro Mitigation Plan
2010 Metro Mitigation Plan
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Community <strong>Plan</strong>ning Team (CPT)<br />
The DMA planning regulations and guidance ardently stress that each local government<br />
seeking the required FEMA approval of its mitigation plan must participate in the process.<br />
The Community <strong>Plan</strong>ning Team (CPT) is composed of <strong>Metro</strong> staff and stakeholders. The<br />
following members participated on the Community <strong>Plan</strong>ning Team:<br />
Attendee<br />
Agency /<br />
Company<br />
Phone<br />
E-mail<br />
Heidi Jordan OEM 862-8530 Heidi.jordan@nashville.gov<br />
Kevin Penney OEM 862-8530 Kevin.Penney@nashville.gov<br />
Tom Palko MWS 862-4510 Tom.Palko@nashville.gov<br />
Stan Robinson MWS 862-4516 Stan.Robinson@nashville.gov<br />
Jim Tarpy MWS 862-4503 Jim.Tarpy@nashville.gov<br />
Michael Hunt MWS 880-2420 Michael.Hunt@nashville.gov<br />
Eddie Andrews NES 747-3810 eandrews@nespower.com<br />
Bob Leeman <strong>Metro</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>ning 862-7183 bob.leeman@nashville.gov<br />
Jennifer Higgs <strong>Metro</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>ning 880-3416 Jennifer.higgs@nashville.gov<br />
Manley Biggers <strong>Metro</strong> Codes 862-6521 Manley.Biggers@nashville.gov<br />
Ronald Holt <strong>Metro</strong> Fire 862-5230 Rholt@nashville.gov<br />
Randall Hickerson <strong>Metro</strong> Police 880-2091 randall.hickerson@nashville.gov<br />
Steve Lewis <strong>Metro</strong> Police 880-3032 Stephen.lewis@nashville.gov<br />
Tom Johnston<br />
James LaRosa<br />
National Weather<br />
Service<br />
National Weather<br />
Service<br />
Additional Agencies and Organizations<br />
754-8506 thomas.johnstone@noaa.gov<br />
754-8506 james.larosa@noaa.gov<br />
Table 4-35 CPT Members<br />
Additional agencies and organizations interested in <strong>Metro</strong> Nashville and/or natural hazards<br />
were contacted at the beginning of the planning process to see if they were doing anything<br />
that might affect the community's program and to see how they could support the<br />
community's efforts. The following key agencies were contacted:<br />
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency;<br />
FEMA Region IV;<br />
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District;<br />
Natural Resource Conservation Service, State Conservationist;<br />
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) State Coordinator; and<br />
Tennessee Natural Resource Conservation Service.<br />
A sample of the invitation sent to the additional agencies and organizations is presented on the<br />
following page. Representatives from the National Weather Service participated as members<br />
<strong>Metro</strong>politan Nashville – Davidson County<br />
Appendix A<br />
Multi-Hazard <strong>Mitigation</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Page A-3<br />
April <strong>2010</strong>
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