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How long ago was #NashvilleFlood? Long enough that it was before I had an 📱. I can’t find a single picture I took from back then.
There were so many stunning images of the devastating force of nature.
There were so many stunning images of the devastating force of nature.
I remember sandbagging at Metro Center, volunteering with @HONashville to clear out flooded homes (eerily similar to #NashvilleTornado), severely limiting water usage, and turning @walkbikenash’s #TourDeNash into a greenway cleanup event.
10 years later, we need #NashvilleStrong like we’ve never needed it before.
Getting to the other side of #COVID19 to a next normal will require each of us to find our best, offer it to those whose struggles are greater, and not lose hope of building an ever better city.
Getting to the other side of #COVID19 to a next normal will require each of us to find our best, offer it to those whose struggles are greater, and not lose hope of building an ever better city.
I’ve been tracking @VUMChealth’s response to #COVID19 carefully. They’ve been slowly escalating their response and communicating consistently with staff.
With this announcement, it’s clear that @MetroNashville needs to follow suit.
With this announcement, it’s clear that @MetroNashville needs to follow suit.
We need to understand on a department-by-department basis what happens if a Metro employee tests positive for #COVID19.
What happens if a firefighter or police officer contracts it? Or a librarian or paving manager?
When do we move to an essential services posture?
What happens if a firefighter or police officer contracts it? Or a librarian or paving manager?
When do we move to an essential services posture?
We need to understand what payroll and scheduling look like for Metro employees.
But we also need to be giving regular, authoritative guidance to the general public of Nashville.
But we also need to be giving regular, authoritative guidance to the general public of Nashville.
