Author: Mitchell Panter

5 Pool Safety Tips to Protect Your Child

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In South Florida, where many like to soak in the sun, residents often have a pool in their backyard, which can cause a threat to their...

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5 Pool Safety Tips to Protect Your Child

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In South Florida, where many like to soak in the sun, residents often have a pool in their backyard, which can cause a threat to their...

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Stay Safe This Spring Break

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With Spring Break quickly approaching, it’s important to remind our families of the ways that we can remain safe as the kids take a break...

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Road Deaths Increased by More Than 10% in 2021 Nationwide

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In their July 2022 report, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) noted a 10.5% increase in traffic fatalities for the...

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Family Fire Safety Tips

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More than one-quarter (26%) of fires reported in the United States between 2015 and 2019 occurred in the home. According to the National...

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Opioids: Strongest Contributor to Sharp Increase in Drug Overdose Deaths

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Driven primarily by the opioid epidemic, drug overdose deaths have reached over 100,000 annually, according to a new report by the Centers...

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2021 Holiday Travel Safety Tips

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People are on the move again across the United States and internationally, booking trips at rates the travel industry has not seen over the...

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Florida Home to Third-Highest Pedestrian Death Rate in the U.S.

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Florida had the third-highest number of pedestrian deaths by state in the United States during the first half of 2020, according to the...

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New 2020 Cruise Safety Regulations Introduced

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Some cruise industry officials suggest that operations may return to US waters by the end of the year, but it will happen with a new set of...

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Safety Tips for Remote Learning Students

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In late July, Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) announced that the 2020-2021 school year will begin on Monday, August 31, but this...

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