According to the Harvard Business Review, a routine is not the same as a habit. You can turn a routine into a habit. But it is important to pick wisely those behaviors you want to turn into a habit. Establishing a habit requires some attention and concentration, and is not as simple as some would...
Daylight Savings is over and our evenings will now become darker even earlier. Many burglars rely on darkness to hide during break-ins. You’ll want to pay attention to your outdoor lighting and landscaping to discourage criminals from approaching. Here are five crucial tips to help you navigate this seasonal shift: Upgrade Your Outdoor Lighting System:...
The National Sleep Foundation‘s Drowsy Driving Prevention Week is November 5-11, 2023. This campaign reminds us to “Sleep First. Drive Alert.” Just like drunk or distracted driving, drowsy driving is a real public health issue. Sleepiness can lead to delayed reaction times, diminished awareness and impaired judgement. Falling asleep at the wheel is preventable! Whether you’re embarking...
Halloween is an exciting time for kids and adults alike, filled with costumes, candy and spooky fun. While it’s a night for ghosts and ghouls, it’s essential to keep safety in mind. Here are some tips to ensure a not-so-scary Halloween! Stay Visible: When choosing a costume, opt for bright colors or add reflective tape...
In recent years, conversations about campus safety have become increasingly important. Check out these simple tips to stay safe and secure while you’re on campus. Walking Alone: If you’re walking by yourself, especially at night, stick to places that are well-lit and not empty. Keep an eye out for what’s happening around you and have...
The National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Fire Prevention Week is October 8-14 this year. The NFPA mascot, Sparky the Fire Dog, helps communicate a theme each year. For 2023 he reminds us that “Cooking Safety Starts with You.” The NFPA provides the following information in their quest to spread awareness about fire prevention. 1. Cooking...
In 1984 President Reagan designated October as National Crime Prevention Month in the United States. The National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) partners with local police, government agencies, schools, businesses and other organizations to raise awareness. You may remember McGruff the Crime Dog teaching “take a bite out of crime” by taking simple measures to help...
You may think that having a comprehensive intrusion and fire alarm system is enough to protect your property. But have you considered the benefits of video monitoring? This involves adding a few video cameras to your system and having a professional monitoring company watch the footage in real-time. This third party is alerted to events...
The recent anniversary of the September 11th attacks remind us that “If you see something, you should say something”. This campaign from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was created to raise public awareness about terrorism and the importance of reporting suspicious activity to state and local authorities. September 25th is the official #SeeSayDay. What are the...
Falls are the primary contributor to injury-related deaths for older Americans, which is why Falls Prevention Awareness Week is so important. Apart from the physical and financial toll of rehabilitation and the pain endured from a fall, the fear of falling can also significantly diminish quality of life. Fear may cause someone to restrict activities...
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