Holiday Fire Safety Tips I remember growing up as a child, the lights, candles, fireplaces and smells of baking Pumpkin Pie seemed to transform the time into something mystical. The sights, sounds, and smells swaddled me in a comfortable cocoon of contentment. Believe it or not, I still react in the same way today. And … Read more
Hello and welcome to week three of the Emergency Action Planning Workshop. Already a quarter way through the course. Week Two Review; “The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can’t find them, make them.” ~ George Bernard Shaw … Read more
During the last couple of years Emergency Action Planning has been conducting an unofficial survey about why people who live in at risk locations do nothing to prepare for the disasters and emergencies that will come. No one has been able or willing to answer that question with much more than a; Duh, yes it … Read more
It is not even Halloween yet and the brick and mortars already have the Christmas decorations up. Really??? With the coming Holiday Season also comes an extra risk that needs your attention. And were not talking about Ghouls, Vampires, Zombies and Witches. Home Fires In just two minutes, a fire can become life-threatening. In five … Read more
US Interstate 4 To date there’s been a few good rain storms as there usually are this time of year. Saturday the 10th I drove to and from Orlando, FL to pick up my Granddaughter. The drive there was uneventful, just a smattering of accidents as expected on Interstate Highway 4 (most dangerous Highway in … Read more
