Civil Emergencies - As enacted, requires a local emergency management agency to annually require all employees to receive training provided by TEMA on the Mutual Aid and Emergency and Disaster Assistance Agreement Act of 2004 and the Interlocal Cooperation Act; encourages the chief executive of each police department, sheriff's department, fire department, public works department, highway department, municipal utility, or county or municipal finance office that is a participating government entity to designate employees to receive the training provided by TEMA. - Amends TCA Title 5; Title 6; Title 7; Title 58, Chapter 2 and Title 58, Chapter 8.

HB 1753 amends Tennessee law to allow governments providing emergency aid to request extra time to submit detailed cost invoices to the requesting government. Currently, responding agencies must submit itemized bills within 60 days after emergency assistance ends; this bill adds a provision for requesting additional time due to "extenuating circumstances." It directly affects local governments, counties, or agencies that assist other jurisdictions during emergencies like natural disasters. The change modifies Tennessee Code Annotated § 58-8-111(g) to clarify this extension process without altering emergency response procedures. This is a procedural adjustment focused on billing timelines, not policy substance.