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Signs of the wildfires that moved through Sevier County

Signs of the wildfires that moved through Sevier County

Signs of the wildfires that moved through Sevier County and city of Gatlinburg in November 2016 still remain Jan. 25, 2018 near the Gatlinburg Bypass Overlook. Members of the Tennessee Silver Jackets team toure... More

Jeff Ownby, Sevier County Planning director in Sevierville,

Jeff Ownby, Sevier County Planning director in Sevierville,

Jeff Ownby, Sevier County Planning director in Sevierville, Tenn., briefs Tennessee Silver Jackets members on the wildfires that devastated areas of Sevier County and city of Gatlinburg in November 2016 during ... More

Members of Tennessee Silver Jackets pose at the Gatlinburg

Members of Tennessee Silver Jackets pose at the Gatlinburg

Members of Tennessee Silver Jackets pose at the Gatlinburg Bypass Overlook overlooking Gatlinburg, Tenn., Jan. 25, 2018. The team toured the area and received a briefing on the wildfires that moved through Sev... More

Bryan McCarter, vice mayor of Sevierville, Tenn., welcomes

Bryan McCarter, vice mayor of Sevierville, Tenn., welcomes

Bryan McCarter, vice mayor of Sevierville, Tenn., welcomes members of Tennessee Silver Jackets to the city's emergency management center Jan. 25, 2018. The Silver Jackets team received a briefing on the wildfir... More

Stacey Whaley, Sevier County Geographical Information

Stacey Whaley, Sevier County Geographical Information

Stacey Whaley, Sevier County Geographical Information Systems director, speaks to members of Tennessee Silver Jackets at the city's emergency management center Jan. 25, 2018. She pointed out how the wildfires k... More

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