Eric Miracle from the Lima Police Department in with safety tips and reminders to keep your summer safe!
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Allen County health officials are encouraging residents to protect themselves from mosquitoes and ticks as summer begins and wet weather creates ideal breeding conditions. Health Commissioner Brandon Fischer said removing standing water, wearing protective clothing, and checking for ticks after spending time outdoors can help reduce the risk of illness.
Summer is underway, and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is reminding all parkgoers, boaters, swimmers, and outdoor enthusiasts to make a summer safety plan before heading out for any outdoor activities.
We spend a lot of time outdoors during the summer months. Allen County Director of Environmental Health, Brian Nartker, is in to talk about su…
Dr. Brandon Colvin from Lima Memorial talks to us about summer road safety!
More than 350,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur in the United States each year, and 90% of people who have a cardiac arrest will not survive.
Lima Police Major Zach Leland is in to talk about summer safety with bicycles, curfews, and more!
Summertime means people are gearing up to soak up some sunshine and do all kinds of things outside, but one thing to consider while you're making your summer activity list, is how to stay safe while having fun. The American Township Fire Department gave us a few tips on water safety, whether it's a pond, a pool, or another unit of water. They say the biggest thing with pools and ponds is to know who the stronger swimmers are in the water and keeping an eye on those that might struggle a little.
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