Child Kitchen Safety – Spending quality time in the kitchen is a past time for many families. Teaching children how to make traditional meals and how to prepare family recipes is something all heritages have in common. Be extra cautious this holiday season while cooking with children in the kitchen. Teach children about kitchen safety.…
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Spring Break Travel – Alaskans often use Spring Break as an opportunity to escape the long, dark, winter months. Whether traveling across the state, the country, or the world, it’s important to prepare and travel safely. Prepare Your Home Ensure you prepare your home ahead Spring Break travel. It is a good idea to unplug…
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Ice and snow buildup are part of the long Alaskan winter and will accumulate near walkways, on buildings, on houses, and on vehicles. Snow and ice accumulation is a major part of the Alaskan winter. As ice and snow continue to buildup throughout the winter, regular removal at your home is important to the safety…
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Heating your home safely. January is typically the coldest month. It is critical to stay warm at home. Homes throughout Alaska are heated differently. Many homes have fuel tanks both above ground and buried underground. Other options for heating your home include pellet or wood stoves, fireplaces, and gas stoves. Maintaining your home’s heat source…
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