Loss Control

Public Entity Partners Recognizes Mayor Paul Bailey of the City of Erin

Public Entity Partners is thrilled to recognize Mayor Paul Bailey of the City of Erin as a star supporter of citizens in our great state.

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The Vital Role of Sprinkler System Knowledge and Training

Gymnasium floors are a significant investment for any school or municipality, providing a safe and suitable surface for sports and other activities. However, a damaged or malfunctioning sprinkler head can lead to extensive water damage and compromise the integrity of these specialized floors.

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Public Entity Partners Introduces New PEP Talk: Workers' Compensation Top 10

In this PEP Talk, learn the top 10 essential tips for managing your workers’ compensation coverage effectively to help protect your entity, employees and community.

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Seasonal Safety: Preparing for Flooding and Heat-Related Hazards

As summer brings rising temperatures and unpredictable weather, local government organizations should proactively prepare for flooding and heat-related risks that can impact operations, facilities and employee health.

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Civil Liability: Preventing Accidents, Injuries & Lawsuits in the Fire Service

Bob Lynch, Public Entity Partners’ Middle Tennessee Loss Control Consultant, was a featured speaker at the fourth Middle Tennessee Fire Chiefs Association’s Chief Officer Leadership Workshop.

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Public Entity Partners Introduces PEP Talks

Public Entity Partners is pleased to introduce a new initiative: PEP Talks — a series of short risk management videos that discuss loss control best practices and guidelines.

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Liability Exposure with Holiday Parades

Holiday parades are a time-honored tradition and provide an event that allows your community to come together and celebrate. A successful parade takes planning and preparation and should include a clear evaluation of liability exposures.

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Mitigating Winter Weather Risks: Best Practices for Property Loss Prevention

As winter approaches, the risk of ice damage to your properties increases. While Tennessee’s weather can be unpredictable, we consistently experience ice and snow. Now is the time to take proactive measures to prevent ice dams and other potential hazards from damaging your properties.

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Things to Remember When Assisting in Clean-Up and Recovery Efforts

Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Helene left a trail of destruction in upper East Tennessee, communities in the impacted areas are beginning clean-up and recovery efforts. And as you all so often do when friends and neighbors are in need, staff in many of your municipalities and agencies are preparing to provide aid and assistance in those communities.

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Heat-Related Injuries

Summer is here and so are the high temperatures that often accompany it. This is the ideal time to remind your employees of the safety precautions they can take to avoid heat-related illnesses.

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