If you plan to travel for Spring Break, you’ll likely need to navigate increased traffic on the roads and large crowds at popular Spring Break destinations. Here are some... read more →
Christmas tree fires aren’t common, but they cause an average of two deaths, 12 injuries and $10 million in direct property damage each year. You can take steps to... read more →
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires in the United States. But home cooking fires are preventable. Here are some home cooking safety tips from the National... read more →
Whether you’re celebrating with a party, handing out candy to the neighborhood or on the road during trick-or-treating hours, these Halloween safety tips are designed with adults in mind.... read more →
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 389 mass shootings this year as of July 2021. There’s also been a surge in gun violence across the country... read more →
If you own a backyard pool, you should implement water safety measures to keep your family and visitors safe. For example, you should control and restrict access to your... read more →
Consumer fireworks of all types and sizes can cause property damage, burns, injuries or death. Here’s a quick look at some of the most recent fireworks-related injuries data from... read more →
For National Safety Month, we are highlighting some of the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics related to workplace fatalities and injuries. Here’s a summary of... read more →
Unwanted, unused or expired medications can become a public safety issue if they are not properly disposed. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day (April 24, 2021) is a coordinated... read more →
As more workplaces return to in-person settings, its vital employers continue to update COVID-19 policies and procedures to protect their employees and customers. Here’s a few ways the Centers... read more →