Tennessee § 67-5-607 Emergency response frameworks - Joint preliminary damage assessments - Rights of assessors of property

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§ 67-5-607 — Emergency response frameworks - Joint preliminary damage assessments - Rights of assessors of property

Tennessee § 67-5-607

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 67-5-607 (2026).

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(a)Countywide emergency response frameworks must include assessors of property at the option of an assessor to monitor events related to disasters or emergencies that have affected or have the potential to affect the condition of real or tangible personal property within individual assessors' jurisdictions.

(b)Assessors of property and county emergency management officials shall coordinate when their respective jurisdictions conduct joint preliminary damage assessments. Final copies of joint preliminary damage assessments must be made available to assessors upon request.

(c)Assessors of property, through coordination with county emergency management officials, have unrestricted rights in the performance of official duties to enter and inspect property within disaster areas to include al

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(a) Countywide emergency response frameworks must include assessors of property at the option of an assessor to monitor events related to disasters or emergencies that have affected or have the potential to affect the condition of real or tangible personal property within individual assessors' jurisdictions. (b) Assessors of property and county emergency management officials shall coordinate when their respective jurisdictions conduct joint preliminary damage assessments. Final copies of joint preliminary damage assessments must be made available to assessors upon request. (c) Assessors of property, through coordination with county emergency management officials, have unrestricted rights in the performance of official duties to enter and inspect property within disaster areas to include all property having been affected or potentially affected by disaster or other related events.