It has more than 200 dues paying members from some 12 states. The Council complements the activities of the Authority. It represents the commercial users in the operation and maintenance of the project and addresses research needs and technical matters that may impact its potential benefits. The economic interests of its membership are far ranging, including industrial development, recreation, tourism, and trade. It disseminates information about festivals, events, and attractions, and participates in trade shows and undertakes other efforts to market the region's attractions, including those of the waterway.
Membership is open to the public.
The following organizations and agencies can provide more detailed information about economic and recreational opportunities in the Tenn-Tom Corridor. The Corps of Engineers serves you, our customers, by providing comprehensive engineering, management and technical support to the Department of Defense, other agencies, State and Local governments. Corps of Engineers Website Mobile District Tenn-Tom Project Management Office U.S. Coast Guard Founded in the 1790's as part of the Department of Treasury, the United States Coast Guard is now part of the Department of Transportation, protecting U.S. interests at home and around the world. From helping the victims of floods and storms, to keeping millions of dollars worth of illegal drugs from flooding American communities, to teaching boating safety and cleaning up oil spills, the Coast Guard is, like its motto, Semper Paratus, Always Ready.