Just a few inches of water can cause hazardous driving conditions.
Turn Around, Don’t Drown!
Stay weather aware.
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Where is ur family's emergency meeting spot? Whether it's a neighbor's house, a big tree or a landmark everyone recognizes, having a designated place to meet can make a stressful situation a little easier.
Pick a spot
Make sure everyone knows it
Include it in your emergency plan
Knowledge is one of the most important tools in your emergency kit. Explore SCEMD's preparedness guides and learn how to stay safe before, during, and after disasters. Which guide would you pick up first?
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Looking for a fun summer activity for the kiddos?
Turn emergency preparedness into a game with an Emergency Kit Scavenger Hunt. Challenge kids to gather items for their own go-bag! Set a timer, make it a race, and teach important preparedness skills while having fun together.
Reminder: NEVER leave children or pets alone in hot vehicles! Heat can rise to 20 degrees in just 10 minutes in a car.
Learn how to keep all of your family members safe when high temperatures affect your area at https://t.co/lQtEh4aSim. #SummerReady
🌡️We know its summer but its still hot out there. Heat indices will continue to be around 100 to 105 the next couple of days, so be sure to keep an eye on yourself and others. Drink plenty of fluids, find a good shade tree if outside and don't forget your sunscreen!
We're facing an emergency blood shortage — our national blood supply fell nearly 25% over the past month. During a blood shortage, doctors may face difficult choices about which patients receive blood transfusions and who will need to wait.
We are in urgent need of donors to help patients who are counting on lifesaving blood following accidents, during surgeries, and for treatment of conditions such as sickle cell disease and cancer.
Help us beat the current shortage by scheduling an appointment to give blood or platelets: https://t.co/lbj3JET03j
🌀 Hurricane season is here. Preparation starts before the storm arrives. 🌧️
Take time now to make a plan, gather emergency supplies, know your evacuation routes, and stay informed before severe weather threatens.
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Why is it always hot on the weekends?!?
When temperatures rise:
-Drink plenty of water, even if you don't feel thirsty
-Stay in air-conditioned buildings whenever possible
-Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle
Looking good isn’t just for date night.
Do laundry ahead of time and pack a change of clothes in your emergency kit because you deserve to feel clean and comfy.
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After a storm, hazards can are everywhere. As you start picking up debris (your helper might lend a paw), keep safety tips in mind:
-Watch for sharp objects
-Stay away from downed power lines
-Wear protective clothing
-Be cautious with fallen branches
-Avoid standing water.