According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, floods are one of the most common natural disasters in the United States. Even small streams, gullies, creeks, culverts, dry stream beds or low-lying ground that appear harmless in dry weather can flood. What’s more, it only takes an inch or two of water to cause major damage…
You can’t control the weather—but you can take proactive safety measures to protect your family and home against the threat of power outages. Consider these tips: Invest in a home generator. A portable backup power source can keep critical equipment like refrigerators, sump pumps and air conditioners running during a blackout. Utilize surge protectors. A…
Emergency situations can happen at any time, making it crucial that you are prepared for the unexpected long before it happens. Plan for Possible Emergencies. In order to prepare yourself you should: Research and prepare for natural disasters common to your area, such as floods, earthquakes or tornadoes Create an emergency kit for both your…
Hurricane season started on June 1 and runs through November 30. Hurricane preparedness does not end at home. CNA points out that an often over-looked segment of hurricane safety is the workplace and shares 6 proactive steps to take in order to prepare for unpredictable storms and other disasters: Establish or review an Emergency Action…
In the case that disaster strikes, what’s good for you is good for your pet. Follow these steps to make sure that you are prepared to take the right actions for your animals in the case of an emergency. Don’t leave them behind. Plan options include: Create a buddy system in case you’re not home. Ask a…
When an emergency situation occurs, states have the ability to rescind FMCSA Safety Regulations in areas directly affected. This flexibility can be extremely helpful for transporting supplies to those in need by allowing motor carriers to travel into the state without paying the Temporary Operating Authority Registration fee. Tropical storm Alberto in the southeast, was…
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