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August 2026: The ABCs of Drowning Prevention: Water Safety Starts with You

As temperatures rise and families head to pools, lakes, rivers, and splash pads, it's important to remember that drowning can happen quickly and quietly. Drowning remains the leading cause of death for children ages 1–4 and the second-leading cause of unintentional injury-related death for children ages 5–14 in the United States.

July 2026 – Extreme Heat & Fireworks Safety

As we move into the peak of summer in Southern Arizona, rising temperatures and holiday celebrations bring increased safety risks. This month’s safety focus highlights extreme heat awareness and fire prevention, helping you and your family stay safe throughout July.

June 2026 – Hiking Arizona’s Trails

Arizona is a hiker’s paradise, offering diverse landscapes and unforgettable outdoor experiences. Whether exploring desert paths or mountain forests, preparation and safety are essential to ensure an enjoyable adventure.

May 2026 – Critters of the Desert:
Snakes and Other Desert Pests

What a scary topic! But remember-knowledge is power. The more we understand the desert pests and snakes that share our environment, the safer we can…

April 2026 – From Campfire to Wildfire:
Prevention Starts Here

What You Need to Know About Wildfires Wildfires are fast‑moving, destructive fires that spread through brush and woodland. In recent years, they have grown and…

March 2026 – Prevention of Kitchen Surface Fires

Cooking brings families together, but it also remains the leading cause of home fires in the United States. According to NFPA during 2017-2021, cooking caused…

February 2026 “Hit Me with Your Best Beep!”
Smoke Alarms & Escape Plans

“Hit Me with Your Best Beep!” If this sounds familiar, it’s because the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) made smoke alarms their topic of the…

January 2026 Ring of Fire?
Let’s Keep It in the Song!
Preventing Winter Heating Fires

Chilly weather brings an added danger for a home heating equipment fire to happen. This month we will delve into preventing home heating fires. About…

December 2025 – Deck the Halls with Fire Safety

December holidays usually consist of family gatherings, Christmas tree lightings, holiday decorations and many other festivities and traditions. Unfortunately, it is also a time of increased risk for fire.  Holiday fires can be linked to kitchen fires, dry Christmas trees, candles, and even faulty wiring of decorations. There are simple safety precautions you can take to avoid a visit from your local fire department and ensure that your December holidays are memorable, safe, and filled with joy.

November 2025 – Thanksgiving Safety

Thanksgiving is a natural favorite for a November safety article. Holiday safety issues, like many safety issues involve a Who, What, Where and Why analysis. Who will be coming to your house? What are the special needs of your guests? What preparations are necessary to accommodate these special needs? Why is this accommodation important?