Tuesday Tip: Heat & Independence Day Safety


Posted On: June 28, 2022

In this week’s #TuesdayTip, we’re discussing safety ahead of the upcoming Independence Day holiday.

Heatwaves are sending temperatures to record levels. Managers are encouraged to check on elderly residents often. The Red Cross also shares the following to stay safe this Independence Day.

  • Stay in an air-conditioned place as much as possible.
  • Wear appropriate clothing: Choose lightweight, light-colored, and loose-fitting clothing.
  • Don’t use an electric fan when the indoor air temperature is over 95°F.
  • Use your stove and oven less
Independence Day

Fireworks can cause significant property loss and damage. Lawns, shrubs, trees, bark, and roofs are just a few things that could go up in flames due to fireworks. Therefore, property managers should remind residents of local laws and rules on your property Independence Day celebrations begin. You could also consider encouraging your residents to use these safer alternatives.

Finally, make sure residents are aware of Firework and Noise Policies before celebrations begin.



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