November 2025 – Thanksgiving Safety
September 2025 Fall Prevention Month
While individuals of any age can experience a fall, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that adults aged 65 and older are particularly vulnerable. Each year, millions of older adults fall, and approximately one in four will experience a fall. Alarmingly, a single fall doubles the likelihood of falling again. This increased risk highlights the importance of proactive fall prevention strategies, especially for older adults. By addressing environmental hazards, maintaining physical health, and staying informed, many falls can be avoided—helping to preserve independence and quality of life.
August 2025 – Drowning Impact Awareness Month
July 2025 – Extreme Heat and Firework Safety
June 2025 – Hiking Arizona’s Trails
May 2025 – What to Know About Our Desert Pests and Critters
April 2025 – What you need to know about Wildfires
“Wildfires”, defined as a large destructive fire that spreads quickly over woodland and brush that are typically uncontrolled and unplanned. Wildfires have escalated greatly in the recent past and have destroyed millions of acres of land and caused millions of dollars in property damage. The southwest states of Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico are at great risk states for wildfires because of ongoing drought conditions and the extreme temperatures they experience.
March 2025 – Don’t Burn the Garlic Bread!
February 2025 – If You Hear the Beep, When You’re Trying To Sleep …