Traveling for the Holidays? Tips to Protect Your Home While You Are Away
To ensure a worry-free trip, it’s essential to take proactive steps to safeguard your property and enjoy peace of mind.
Survey Reveals What’s Top of Mind for Holiday Shoppers
A recent survey reveals key insights that can guide both shoppers and retailers during this busy time.
5 Things Everyone Should Know About Falls and Concussions
Here are five things everyone should know about concussions and falls prevention.
What You Need to Know About Electrical Safety in Your Home This Fall and Winter
For the fall and winter seasons, professionals have shared tips to help you and your family stay prepared, warm and safe throughout the colder seasons.
Ultimate Guide to Kids’ Digital Safety, At Every Age
This guide can help you understand some of the risks your kids may face when using technology, along with age-appropriate steps to help keep your family safe.
Practicing Fireworks Storage Safety After the 4th of July
Practicing fireworks storage safety after the Fourth of July is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure that your fireworks are in good condition for future use.
7 Tips for Electrical Safety in and Around Your Home
It’s a great time to remind yourself of the potential dangers associated with electricity and be proactive about electrical safety in and around your home, workplace and community.
Essential Swimming Safety Tips for Everyone this Summer
Here are some essential swim safety tips you and your loved ones can follow this summer.
Firearm Safety Begins at Home
Unfortunately, 40% of U.S. households with children have firearms, of which 15% are stored in the least secure way.
Flood Warning Vs. Watch: What You Should Know
If you’re in the Houston area, you have more than likely experienced your fair share of bad weather on multiple occasions, but have you ever wondered what the difference between a Flood Watch and a Flood Warning is?
Report Exposes Deepening Racial Disparities in Workplace Safety
According to the report, Black workers’ job fatality rates have surged to the highest levels seen in nearly 15 years. Meanwhile, Latino workers continue to endure the most significant risk of death on the job compared to any other demographic group.
Public Safety Policies and Community Trust: How to Bridge the Gap
By incorporating various perspectives from the community, fire, EMS and law enforcement agencies can develop policies that better serve the needs of the people they protect, fostering trust and collaboration for a safer future.
5 Simple Spring Safety Tips for Your Home
As winter melts away and warmer weather returns, proactively checking your home’s systems will help keep it running efficiently while remaining a comfortable and safe space for you and your loved ones.