Articles Posted in Alaska Summer Safety

12 Essential Tips for Safer Travel on Alaska Roads Alaska Summer Driving Safety – Summer is one of the best times to explore Alaska. As a result, visitors and residents alike travel thousands of miles to experience the state’s mountains, glaciers, wildlife, fishing, hiking, and world-famous national parks. While longer days and warmer weather make…

Essential RV And Travel Tips Alaska Summer Road Trip Safety – Planning an Alaska summer road trip? Whether you’re traveling by car, motorhome, camper, or towing a trailer, preparation is one of the best ways to prevent accidents and enjoy a safe adventure. Alaska’s highways offer breathtaking scenery, but they also present unique challenges, including…

Prepare Your Vehicle for a Safe Road Trip Alaska Summer Driving Checklist – Every summer, thousands of Alaskans and visitors travel the state’s scenic highways to fish, camp, hike, explore national parks, and enjoy the Midnight Sun. While Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes make every road trip memorable, the state’s remote highways, changing weather, and long distances…

What Every Alaska Parent Should Do After a Child’s Water Accident Children And Water Accidents In Alaska – No parent expects a day on Alaska’s water to end in an emergency. Whether your family is boating on a lake, fishing along a river, kayaking, or simply enjoying the shoreline, a child can enter dangerous water…

Understanding Water Hazards and Emergency Preparedness Alaska Water Safety For Kids – While prevention is essential, understanding Alaska’s specific water hazards and knowing how to respond in an emergency is equally important. From rivers and lakes to coastal waters, each environment presents unique risks that families must be prepared to handle. What Should Parents Know…

Essential Tips to Prevent Drowning And Protect Your Family Alaska Water Safety – Alaska’s rivers, lakes, streams, and coastlines offer incredible opportunities for families to explore the outdoors. Whether you’re fishing on the Kenai River, boating in Prince William Sound, or enjoying a local lake, water is a central part of life in Alaska. However,…

A Weekend Of Community, Reflection, and Celebration Juneteenth and Alaska Summer Solstice – Juneteenth is a federal holiday observed on June 19 each year. The holiday commemorates the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas learned they were free, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued. Today, Juneteenth honors freedom, resilience,…

Alaska Pedestrian Safety – Alaska’s long summer days and beautiful weather encourage more people to walk, bike, and spend time outdoors. However, increased pedestrian traffic, extended daylight hours, and changing weather conditions can also increase the risk of serious pedestrian accidents. Whether you are walking through a busy downtown area or along a rural Alaska…

Observing Memorial Day in Alaska: Honoring Sacrifice Honor The Fallen – What Is Memorial Day? Memorial Day is a national day of remembrance honoring those of the United States Armed Forces who died while serving their country. Observed on the last Monday in May, Memorial Day provides families, communities, and veterans an opportunity to reflect…

Alaska Motorcycle Crash Injury Claims – Alaska offers breathtaking highways and unforgettable motorcycle rides. However, serious motorcycle accidents can happen quickly on Alaska roads. Determining fault after a motorcycle crash is often one of the most important steps in recovering compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost income, and other damages. Unfortunately, motorcyclists injured in an…