Hazmat Preparedness
Learn more about Tier II reporting, E-Plan, hazardous materials resources, and how chemical inventory information supports emergency planning and response.
Local Emergency Planning Committee Contacts
Local Emergency Planning Committees support hazardous materials planning, emergency preparedness, and coordination at the local level. The directory below provides Local Emergency Planning Committee contact information for counties across Tennessee.
Local Emergency Planning Committees can help with local hazardous materials planning questions, Tier II coordination, and emergency planning information for their jurisdiction.
About Local Emergency Planning Committees
Local Emergency Planning Committees help communities prepare for hazardous materials incidents. Their work supports planning, coordination, and information sharing among local government, emergency responders, facilities, and community partners.
Local Emergency Planning Committees are part of Tennessee’s hazardous materials preparedness network and support local planning efforts under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act.
When to Contact Your LEPC
Contact your Local Emergency Planning Committee if you have questions about hazardous materials planning in your county or need help identifying the appropriate local contact for Tier II coordination.
Facilities may also coordinate with their Local Emergency Planning Committee to confirm local reporting procedures or planning needs.