National Preparedness Month comes just in time to help district residents prepare to safely enjoy the last days of summer with family, friends, cookouts, and outdoor activities before we transition into fall. However, large gatherings and outdoor activities also create opportunities for preventable fires and other safety hazards. Practicing basic personal safety can help protect your home, family, and guests throughout the year. Whether you're grilling, enjoying a fire pit, or hosting an...

As summer is beginning to transition into fall, it’s easy for residents to become less cautious about the lingering seasonal hazards. However, the lingering heat, last-minute summer trips, and upcoming back-to-school activities continue to create risks for our residents and their families. It’s important that our residents understand that late summer doesn’t mean the hazards are gone. Taking a few extra precautions now can help to prevent unfortunate accidents and keep you, your family, and...

Every year, Safe and Sound Week encourages employers across the country to strengthen their commitment to workplace safety by practicing continuous safety improvements. Safe and Sound Week 2026 is an excellent opportunity to evaluate your current safety programs, engage employees in meaningful training, and identify opportunities to reduce workplace hazards before they lead to injuries or emergencies. Creating a safer workplace doesn't happen in a single week. It requires ongoing planning,...