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LINKS TO OTHER SITES We hope that you have enjoyed reading our special Homesite Tips for Summer. For more information on many of the topics included in this edition, as well as other interesting and important summer safety facts, visit any of the links below. Collections Federal Emergency Management Agency
Heat-related Injuries – The National Institute on Aging provides tips on how to Keep it Cool with Hot Weather Advice for Older People. Summer Safety – For most of us, summer is a time to relax and enjoy the beautiful weather outside. Summer also means looking out for heat-related injuries, such as heat stroke, and being smart when swimming. Find out how to keep your summer safe with helpful tips from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Airborne Allergens (PDF) – Summer is also a time when allergies are in full bloom. The National Institutes of Health helps you learn more about the types of allergies that can affect you, their symptoms, and what treatments are available today. Working with Contractors – Whether improving your current home or starting from scratch, the Federal Trade Commission explains what questions you should ask in order to avoid contract-related lawsuits, and get the most from your home asset. Food Safety and Inspection Service – The United States Department of Agriculture provides useful tips on Barbecue Food Safety. Lightning Safety at Swimming Pools – Learn how to respond when lightning strikes with these helpful pool safety procedures from the National Lightning Safety Institute. Grilling and Fireworks – The United States Fire Administration provides important tips on being smart and staying safe when working with outdoor grills and handling fireworks. Weather and Storm Tracking – Stay informed about weather in your area, or when planning a trip, with the National Weather Service.
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