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Topic: Google Play Store
Montgomery County releases MCGTNotify Android App
June 20, 2016 | 
Montgomery County, TN – Montgomery County Government is pleased to announce the release of an emergency notification app for mobile Android devices. The app, MCGTNotify, is free to download and can be downloaded through the Google Play store.
MCGTNotify already serves as an immediate source for local emergency notifications for those with Apple devices, but will now serve those with Android devices too; the app also includes a departmental directory, the Sheriff’s Office booking log and the daily court docket – available right at your fingertips!
Montgomery County releases MCGTNotify Android App MCGTNotify.
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TDOT reports Changes Planned for I-65 On-Ramp at Trinity Lane in Davidson County
Northbound Ramp Traffic to Yield
Nashville, TN – Tennessee Department of Transportation contract crews plan to adjust the I-65 northbound on-ramp at Trinity Lane in Nashville.
The acceleration lane will be removed, and yield signs will be posted to alert motorists to the change.
Weather permitting, crews have tentatively scheduled to start implementing the yield condition on Tuesday, August 5th. «Read the rest of this article»
American Red Cross develops Pet First Aid App
App helps dog and cat owners provide emergency care until veterinary assistance is available
Nashville, TN – Pets are an important part of many families, and a new Red Cross Pet First Aid App puts lifesaving information right in the hands of dog and cat owners so they can provide emergency care until veterinary assistance is available.
The 99 cent Pet First Aid app gives iPhone and Android smart phone users instant access to expert information so they learn how to maintain their pet’s health and what to do during emergencies.
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American Red Cross Urges Households to Prepare for Emergencies
Developing an Emergency Plan is the First Step
Clarksville, TN – Disasters can strike quickly and often without warning. During National Preparedness Month, the American Red Cross, Two Rivers Chapter, encourages all households to get ready for the next emergency or disaster.
“Having a game plan in place is essential for all households so everyone knows what they should do when an emergency occurs,” said Julie Campos, Chapter Executive, Two Rivers Chapter. “National Preparedness Month is a perfect time for Tennessee area residents to create or update their plan.” «Read the rest of this article»
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