FEMA has updated its preparation resources to include new CDC pandemic guidance. Updates include: Add new items to your Emergency kit. cloth face coverings (for everyone over 2 years old) disinfectants Check your sheltering options. Traditional community shelter locations may not allow as many occupants to comply with gathering and social distancing rules of the…
For many, working from home is the new reality for the foreseeable future as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect the country. For some, this arrangement is business as usual. But for others, including parents and caregivers, they now face the difficult task of balancing their working from home and caregiving responsibilities. If you’re in…
Theft losses can be prevented when a central station burglar alarm is installed and activated in your home. Improve your family’s security and reduce the potential of home intrusion by knowing the basics for safety and alarm component options: ALWAYS: Activate your alarm system when you are away and at night. Alert your neighbors when…
During the evening hours, it is more difficult to see hazards ahead on the road. It is important to remember the challenges you may face while night driving. Know How to Stay Safe Use these safety tips to prevent night driving accidents: Turn on your headlights one hour before sunset and one hour after sunrise…
The big game is Sunday, which means it time for parties with family and friends! Make sure your Super Bowl viewing party team is playing it safe while enjoying the game. Game Day Food Safety Tips from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Keep it clean – your hands, cutting boards, dishes, utensils, and counter tops.…
It’s tax season. Make sure your refund ends up in your hands and not in the hands of an identity thief. TurboTax offers a few simple tips to help protect your information. Leave your Social Security card home. To prevent identity theft, leave your Social Security card at home in a safe place and don’t…
Fire safety knowledge along with practice will allow you and your family to live in confidence that if a fire occurs, you are prepared. Check out these tips provided by The Cincinnati Insurance Companies. Develop an emergency plan Create a map that includes escape routes from each room of your home. Know at least two…
Slips, trips and falls are some of the most common liabilities related to your property. These hazards are especially concerning, as accidents can occur both indoors and outdoors on your property. Be sure you are prepared when icy conditions occur. Keep walkways, hallways and stairways clean and dry at all times. Develop and implement a…
This year, make a couple of emergency planning resolutions. Resolve to be prepared. Make an emergency plan: choose a safe place to meet, learn evacuation routes, and establish an out-of-town contact. Take a current photo of you and your pet together in case you get separated during a disaster. Get to know your neighbor and invite…
Know Your Risk. Take Action. #BeWeatherReady WINTER STORMS Snow and Sleet Snow and Sleet primarily affect travel, but can also damage infrastructure Blizzards Blizzards occur when strong winds cause blowing snow and whiteout conditions Do not travel during a blizzard warning, especially in open country Freezing Rain Freezing rain affects travel and can knock out…
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