Summer Safety

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Dehydration Prevention

Hot weather increases the risk of dehydration. Watch for signs such as thirst, headache, dizziness, fatigue, dry mouth, and dark-colored urine. When spending time outdoors, drink water frequently, take breaks in the shade, and increase…

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Heat Illness Prevention

Heat-related illnesses can range from mild heat cramps to life-threatening heat stroke. Warning signs may include heavy sweating, muscle cramps, weakness, dizziness, nausea, headache, rapid heartbeat, confusion, or loss of consciousness. To reduce your risk,…

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Lightning and & Severe Weather

Florida experiences more lightning strikes than almost any other state. Learn how to stay safe during thunderstorms, recognize dangerous weather conditions, and protect yourself when enjoying outdoor activities.

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Mosquito and Insect Safety

Protect yourself and your family from mosquito-borne illnesses by learning how to prevent bites, eliminate standing water, and reduce mosquito breeding around your home. Find information on mosquito control, insect bite prevention, and outdoor safety…

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Pet Safety

Summer heat can be dangerous for our furry friends too. Learn how to prevent heat-related illness, protect pets from hot pavement, ensure proper hydration, and prepare pets for hurricanes and other emergencies.

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Sun Exposure

Florida’s strong UV rays can increase the risk of sunburn, heat-related illness, and skin cancer. Learn how to protect your skin with sunscreen, protective clothing, shade, and other sun safety strategies.

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Vehicle Safety

Hot vehicles can become dangerous within minutes, especially for children and pets. Learn how to prevent heat-related emergencies, prepare for summer travel, and keep passengers safe during Florida’s hottest months.

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