As snow and ice are building up and people are enjoying winter across Alaska, it's important to be aware of potential dangers. Keep in mind that Alaskan winter activities are often accompanied by inherent hazards. When playing, fishing, or traveling over ice, it's very important to consider possible risks. Be aware of the different thickness levels and types of ice in your … [Read more...]
Driving On Ice
Ice is a concern on the road this time of year. It is important for drivers to understand how to drive on icy roads to avoid crashes and how to correct vehicles if sliding occurs. Slow Down While Driving On Ice The best way to avoid sliding on icy roads is to slow down. Many crashes occur due to drivers traveling too fast for conditions. If your vehicle starts to slide or fishtail, … [Read more...]
Help Kids Stay Safe And Warm
Below freezing and negative temperatures are expected across Alaska for Halloween this year. If your family plans on trick-or-treating this weekend, or even just going out to play in the snow, think ahead of how to keep everyone warm and well hydrated. Reduce the risk of your family experiencing hypothermia or frostbite during cold weather months. Make A Plan To Stay Safe Make … [Read more...]
Halloween Safety During COVID-19
Halloween will likely look a little different this year across Alaska. Many families are finding new ways to celebrate and enjoy Halloween. Some may still choose to stick to tradition and trick-or-treat door to door. However you celebrate Halloween this year, mitigate your risks of contracting, and spreading, the COVID-19 virus. Make New Traditions While trick-or-treating may not … [Read more...]
Public Health And Safety
October is National Crime Prevention month and this week’s focus is promoting public health in communities. The National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) hosts events annually to raise awareness, share resources and remind communities to look out for each other. Public health and safety is everyone’s responsibility and important in protecting communities. Promote Public Health and … [Read more...]
Winter Slip And Fall Injuries
A fresh dusting of snow and below-freezing temperatures create a higher risk for slip and fall injuries to occur. Use caution when walking on sidewalks, through parking areas, and using outdoor stairways. Be Prepared For Slippery Conditions Always use handrails and other secure objects to brace yourself when stepping onto a potentially slippery surface. Use ice melt to … [Read more...]
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