Generator Safety: Ensure your home is winter-ready:

• Insulate: Check attic and wall insulation for warmth and efficiency.
• Seal Drafts: Use weather stripping or caulk around windows and doors.
• Heating System Check: Have it inspected and serviced.
• AC System Maintenance: Inspect and clean before winter.
• Test Your Generator: Make sure it's functional before winter.
• Emergency Kit: Prepare blankets, flashlights, batteries, and non-perishable food items.

• Turkey Preparation: Thaw in the refrigerator to prevent bacteria.
• Cooking Safety: Use a meat thermometer (165°F/74°C).
• Deep Frying: Fry outside on a flat surface, away from structures.
• Kitchen Safety: Never leave cooking food unattended.

• Winter Tires: Switch for better traction.
• Check Fluids: Ensure antifreeze, washer fluid, and oil levels are adequate.
• Battery Check: Test to avoid cold-weather issues.
• Emergency Car Kit: Include a blanket, scraper, flashlight, jumper cables, and snacks.

• Dress in Layers: Adjust clothing for temperature changes.
• Hydration: Drink plenty of water, even in the cold.
• Watch for Ice: Be cautious of black ice; use salt or sand for traction.
• Fire Safety: Keep fire extinguishers nearby and ensure smoke detectors work.

• Have your heating system and AC checked.
• Test your generator for functionality.
• Stock up on winter supplies and food.
• Prepare your vehicle with emergency supplies.
• Stay informed with weather alerts.