Tennessee § 68-202-104 Monitoring radioactive truck traffic

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§ 68-202-104 — Monitoring radioactive truck traffic

Tennessee § 68-202-104

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 68-202-104 (2026).

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(a)The commissioner of environment and conservation is directed to purchase and make available twelve (12) portable radiation monitoring devices to be utilized at the inspection stations in Knox, Coffee, Haywood and Robertson counties.

(b)The department of safety is directed to make available sufficient manpower to utilize such equipment in a manner necessary to provide a practical monitoring program of radioactive truck traffic in this state.

(c)The Tennessee emergency management agency is directed to provide a training program in the scope and frequency necessary to assure that the commission personnel are properly trained to effectively utilize the equipment in the monitoring program.

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(a) The commissioner of environment and conservation is directed to purchase and make available twelve (12) portable radiation monitoring devices to be utilized at the inspection stations in Knox, Coffee, Haywood and Robertson counties. (b) The department of safety is directed to make available sufficient manpower to utilize such equipment in a manner necessary to provide a practical monitoring program of radioactive truck traffic in this state. (c) The Tennessee emergency management agency is directed to provide a training program in the scope and frequency necessary to assure that the commission personnel are properly trained to effectively utilize the equipment in the monitoring program.