Nashville and Davidson County have declared a state of emergency in light of the recent winter storm. Our thoughts are with those who are experiencing power outages or damage to their homes and businesses. We are deeply grateful for all first responders and utility workers who have kept our community safe during these icy conditions. We know that Nashville’s collaborative spirit will continue to shine as we come together to ensure our neighbors have the resources they need during this time.

Below is a list of resources for awareness, relief, and assistance:

*Immediate Emergencies – call 911 to report downed powerlines and fires

Electric Providers and Outage Maps: (for loss of electricity or reporting outages)

Weather, Roads, and Transportation Updates:

Shelters, Warming Centers, and Unhoused Services:

Damage Cleanup and Recovery Assistance:

  • American Red Cross (for disaster response and recovery support)
  • Crisis Cleanup Hotline- (844) 965-1386
    • If you need assistance with damage from the Jan 2026 Winter Storms, call the number above to ask for help. All services are free, but service is not guaranteed due to the overwhelming need. This hotline will remain open through February 13, 2026. We will connect you with volunteers from local relief organizations, community groups and faith communities who may be able to assist with: 
      • Cut fallen trees
      • Pile debris & garbage at curb
      • Tarping roofs 
      • Muck out

County Emergency Management:

Guidance for Businesses:

  • Prioritize employee and first responder safety when travel conditions are hazardous.
  • Use remote work or flexible schedules where possible.
  • Communicate early and often with employees and customers.
  • Monitor power restoration timelines before reopening physical locations.
  • Document damages and business interruptions for insurance or disaster assistance purposes.

For non-emergency help and local information – please visit hubNashville for the non-emergency services portal.