Listos California wants everyone to get ready and stay safe this summer. The summer weather brings new threats that could impact Californians, like wildfire, heat, water safety and power outages. Let’s work together to establish more resilient communities and help all Californians to prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural disasters.
Help us to spread the word about our Summer of Safety by using this press kit and the resources below.
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If you work outside, take breaks to cool down. Your employer must provide you with water, rest, and shade.
Check in on a friend, neighbor, or co-worker & have someone do the same for you.
For more tips on extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
It is hot out there, California! When temperatures are very high, make sure to:
Stay hydrated.
Wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing and a hat outdoors.
Wear sunscreen and avoid too much sun.
For more information on extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
Learn the signs and how to help someone with heat illness.
Heat stroke: red, hot, dry skin; very high body temperature, dizziness, nausea, confusion
Heat exhaustion: heavy sweating, cramps, headache, vomiting, tiredness, weakness, dizziness & fainting
listoscalifornia.org
Extreme heat can be dangerous.
If your home doesn’t have air conditioning you can find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Buildings with air conditioning are made available to help keep community members safe.
Check in on a friend, neighbor or co-worker and have someone do the same for you.
For more information, visit bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia
Pets and livestock can get sick from the heat too.
TIP: Bring pets inside and make sure they have plenty of fresh water!
For more information on how to protect you and furry friends, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
It’s hotter than usual right now, California! If you work outside, remember to take breaks to cool down.
Find tips on how to protect yourself, your co-workers, and your loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Don’t have air conditioning? Learn where you can go to get cool!
Libraries, shopping malls, and community centers can provide a cool place to take a break from the heat.
Find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia
Extreme heat makes air quality worse.
Children, older adults, pregnant people, and those with health conditions should limit outdoor activities.
Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
If you work outside, take breaks to cool down. Your employer must provide you with water, rest, and shade.
Check in on a friend, neighbor, or co-worker and have someone do the same for you.
For more tips on how to prepare for extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Getting too hot can make people sick. Talk to your neighbors and co-workers and keep an eye on each other during extreme heat.
Heat stroke: red, hot, dry skin; very high body temperature; dizziness; nausea; confusion, strange behavior or unconsciousness; rapid pulse or throbbing headache. Call 9-1-1.
Heat exhaustion: heavy sweating, cramps, headache, nausea or vomiting, tiredness, weakness, dizziness and fainting. Move to a cool place and get medical help if vomiting
More information at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
It is hot out there, California! When temperatures are very high, make sure to:
Stay hydrated.
Wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing and a hat outdoors.
Wear sunscreen and avoid too much sun.
For more information on extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Extreme heat can be dangerous.
If your home doesn’t have air conditioning you can find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Buildings with air conditioning are made available to help keep community members safe.
Check in on a friend, neighbor or co-worker and have someone do the same for you.
For more information, visit bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia
Pets and livestock can get sick from the heat too.
TIP: Bring pets inside and make sure they have plenty of fresh water!
For more information on how to protect you and furry friends, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
It’s hotter than usual right now, California! If you work outside, remember to take breaks to cool down.
Find tips on how to protect yourself, your co-workers, and your loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Don’t have air conditioning? Learn where you can go to get cool!
Libraries, shopping malls, and community centers can provide a cool place to take a break from the heat.
Find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
Extreme heat makes air quality worse.
Children, older adults, pregnant people, and those with health conditions should limit outdoor activities.
Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
Working outside while there's smoke? Remember your mask!
Smoke from wildfires can make the air very unhealthy for you even if the fire is very far away.
TIP: Wear a mask that protects you from fine particles.
More information at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Don't wait around! If wildfires are threatening your area, listen for evacuation warnings & orders. Leave immediately when told to avoid being caught in fire, smoke, or traffic.
TIP: Have an emergency kit in your vehicle & know your evacuation route.
Listoscalifornia.org
During times of extreme weather this summer, power may be shut off. If there’s an anticipated power outage, prepare by charging portable devices like your cell phone.
For more tips on how to prepare for power outages & wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
If there’s wildfire smoke, stay indoors as much as possible & make sure kids play inside.
✅ Close windows & doors.
✅ Turn off fans or anything that allows outdoor air to enter.
✅ Set your air conditioning to reuse air already in the house.
Listoscalifornia.org for more.
If you work outside, take breaks to cool down. Your employer must provide you with water, rest, and shade.
Check in on a friend, neighbor, or co-worker & have someone do the same for you.
For more tips on extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Stay informed, California! If a wildfire is happening near you this summer, pay close attention to evacuation warnings.
Be ready to go, especially if people or pets need extra time.
For more on how to prepare for wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Both extreme heat and smoke from wildfires can make the air unhealthy.
Poor air quality is bad for everyone, but it can be very harmful for infants & children, people over 65, & people with health conditions.
Visit listoscalifornia.org for more resources.
#ListosCalifornia
It is hot out there, California! When temperatures are very high, make sure to:
Stay hydrated.
Wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing and a hat outdoors.
Wear sunscreen and avoid too much sun.
For more information on extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
This summer, make sure your cats, dogs & other pets are prepared!
Wildfire smoke can hurt your pets so remember to keep your furry family members indoors when possible. 🐶
Visit listoscalifornia.org to find safety tips and resources for you & your entire household.
#Listos
Stay away until officials say it's okay!
When you're able to return home after a wildfire, check anywhere in & around your home that was exposed to embers. “Hot spots” on the ground can prove dangerous to humans & structures
Wildfire preparedness tips at listoscalifornia.org
Learn the signs and how to help someone with heat illness.
Heat stroke: red, hot, dry skin; very high body temperature, dizziness, nausea, confusion
Heat exhaustion: heavy sweating, cramps, headache, vomiting, tiredness, weakness, dizziness & fainting
listoscalifornia.org
Before or during wildfires, power may be shut off!
Plan for batteries & other power sources to meet your needs when the power goes out, such as a portable charger or power bank.
Listoscalifornia.org for more on how to prepare for wildfires & power outages
Don't stick around if you see a power line down.
Remember, report downed power lines to 9-1-1 and your utility, keep people and pets away, and don’t drive over downed power lines.
Safety tips and more at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
During wildfires or other disasters make sure you listen, watch, & pay close attention to evacuation warnings!
Sign up for emergency alerts from your county to get emergency broadcasts & information straight to your phone.
Listoscalifornia.org for more.
#ListosCalifornia
If you lose power, keep freezers & refrigerators closed!
❄️ A refrigerator will keep food cold for about four hours.
❄️ A full freezer will keep the temperature for about 48 hours.
❄️ You can use coolers with ice if necessary.
Visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Extreme heat makes air quality worse.
Children, older adults, pregnant people, and those with health conditions should limit outdoor activities.
Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
Don’t have air conditioning? Learn where you can go to get cool!
Libraries, shopping malls, and community centers can provide a cool place to take a break from the heat.
Find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia
It’s hotter than usual right now, California! If you work outside, remember to take breaks to cool down.
Find tips on how to protect yourself, your co-workers, and your loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Pets and livestock can get sick from the heat too.
TIP: Bring pets inside and make sure they have plenty of fresh water!
For more information on how to protect you and furry friends, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Buildings with air conditioning are made available to help keep community members safe.
Check in on a friend, neighbor or co-worker and have someone do the same for you.
For more information, visit bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia
Extreme heat can be dangerous.
If your home doesn’t have air conditioning you can find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Working outside while there's smoke? Remember a mask!
Smoke from wildfires can make the air very unhealthy for you even if the fire is very far away. If you have to work outside while there’s wildfire smoke, wear a mask that protects you from fine particles.
TIP: Check the air quality in your community at airnow.gov.
More information is available at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Don't wait around! If wildfires are threatening your area, listen for evacuation warnings and evacuation orders. Leave immediately when told to avoid being caught in fire, smoke, or traffic.
TIP: Have an emergency kit in your vehicle and know your evacuation route.
More information at Listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
During times of extreme weather this summer, power may be shut off. If there’s an anticipated power outage, prepare by charging portable devices like your cell phone.
For more tips on how to prepare for power outages and wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
If there’s wildfire smoke, stay indoors as much as possible and make sure children play inside.
Follow these steps:
✅ Close all windows and doors.
✅ Turn off ventilation fans or anything that allows outdoor air to enter.
✅ Set your air conditioning to reuse air that's already in the house.
Go to listoscalifornia.org for more summer safety and preparedness tips.
#ListosCalifornia
If you work outside, take breaks to cool down. Your employer must provide you with water, rest, and shade.
Check in on a friend, neighbor, or co-worker and have someone do the same for you.
For more tips on how to prepare for extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Stay informed, California! If a wildfire is happening near you this summer, pay close attention to evacuation warnings.
Be ready to go, especially if people or pets need extra time. Being ready and not having to go is better than having to go and not being ready!
For more information on how to prepare for wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Help your friends and neighbors!
Both extreme heat and smoke from wildfires can make the air unhealthy to breathe.
Poor air quality is bad for everyone, but it can be very harmful for infants and children, people over 65, and people with health conditions.
Let's take care of each other this summer. Visit listoscalifornia.org for more disaster preparedness tips and resources.
#ListosCalifornia
It is hot out there, California! When temperatures are very high, make sure to:
Stay hydrated.
Wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing and a hat outdoors.
Wear sunscreen and avoid too much sun.
For more information on extreme heat, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
This summer, make sure your cats, dogs and other pets are prepared!
Wildfire smoke can also hurt your pets so remember to keep your furry family members indoors when possible. 🐶
Visit listoscalifornia.org to find safety tips and resources for you and your entire household.
#ListosCalifornia
Stay away until officials say it's okay!
When you’re able to return home after a wildfire, carefully check anywhere in and around your home that was exposed to embers.
“Hot spots” on the ground can prove dangerous to humans and structures, causing burns and possible reignition of fire.
More wildfire preparedness tips at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Getting too hot can make people sick. Talk to your neighbors and co-workers and keep an eye on each other during extreme heat.
Heat stroke: red, hot, dry skin; very high body temperature; dizziness; nausea; confusion, strange behavior or unconsciousness; rapid pulse or throbbing headache. Call 9-1-1.
Heat exhaustion: heavy sweating, cramps, headache, nausea or vomiting, tiredness, weakness, dizziness and fainting. Move to a cool place and get medical help if vomiting
More information at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Make a plan & have an alternative power supply.
Before or during wildfires, power may be shut off.
Plan for batteries and other alternative power sources to meet your needs when the power goes out, such as a portable charger or power bank.
Visit listoscalifornia.org for more tips on how to prepare for wildfires, power outages and more.
#ListosCalifornia
Don't stick around if you see a power line down.
Remember, report downed power lines to 9-1-1 and your utility, keep people and pets away, and don’t drive over downed power lines.
Safety tips and more at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
During wildfires or other disasters make sure you listen, watch, and pay close attention to evacuation warnings!
Sign up for emergency alerts from your county to get emergency broadcasts and information straight to your phone.
Visit listoscalifornia.org for more tips.
#ListosCalifornia
If you lose power, keep freezers and refrigerators closed!
Remember:
❄️ A refrigerator will keep food cold for about four hours.
❄️ A full freezer will keep the temperature for about 48 hours.
❄️ You can use coolers with ice if necessary.
For more power outage preparedness tips, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Extreme heat makes air quality worse.
Children, older adults, pregnant people, and those with health conditions should limit outdoor activities.
Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
Don’t have air conditioning? Learn where you can go to get cool!
Libraries, shopping malls, and community centers can provide a cool place to take a break from the heat.
Find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
It’s hotter than usual right now, California! If you work outside, remember to take breaks to cool down.
Find tips on how to protect yourself, your co-workers, and your loved ones during extreme heat at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Pets and livestock can get sick from the heat too.
TIP: Bring pets inside and make sure they have plenty of fresh water!
For more information on how to protect you and furry friends, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #ExtremeHeat
Buildings with air conditioning are made available to help keep community members safe.
Check in on a friend, neighbor or co-worker and have someone do the same for you.
For more information, visit bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia
Extreme heat can be dangerous.
If your home doesn’t have air conditioning you can find a cooling center near you at bit.ly/CA_Cooling_Centers
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
During wildfires or other disasters make sure you listen, watch, & pay close attention to evacuation warnings!
Sign up for emergency alerts from your county to get emergency broadcasts & information straight to your phone.
Listoscalifornia.org for more.
#ListosCalifornia
Don't wait around! If wildfires are threatening your area, listen for evacuation warnings & orders. Leave immediately when told to avoid being caught in fire, smoke, or traffic.
TIP: Have an emergency kit in your vehicle & know your evacuation route.
Listoscalifornia.org
Stay informed, California! If a wildfire is happening near you this summer, pay close attention to evacuation warnings.
Be ready to go, especially if people or pets need extra time.
For more on how to prepare for wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Stay away until officials say it's okay!
When you're able to return home after a wildfire, check anywhere in & around your home that was exposed to embers. “Hot spots” on the ground can prove dangerous to humans & structures
Wildfire preparedness tips at listoscalifornia.org
Plan ahead! Learn evacuation zones and routes for your residence and workplace in case of a disaster.
Get a map and plan exit routes. It’s important to have backups in case of road closures or unexpected changes in conditions.
📍: listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Stay informed, CA!
Sign up for emergency alerts from your county to get emergency broadcasts & information straight to your phone.
Any information is helpful when in the middle of a wildfire. For more wildfire preparedness tips, visit: listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
During wildfires or other disasters make sure you listen, watch, and pay close attention to evacuation warnings!
Sign up for emergency alerts from your county to get emergency broadcasts and information straight to your phone.
Visit listoscalifornia.org for more tips.
#ListosCalifornia
Don't wait around! If wildfires are threatening your area, listen for evacuation warnings and evacuation orders. Leave immediately when told to avoid being caught in fire, smoke, or traffic.
TIP: Have an emergency kit in your vehicle and know your evacuation route.
More information at Listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Stay informed, California! If a wildfire is happening near you this summer, pay close attention to evacuation warnings.
Be ready to go, especially if people or pets need extra time. Being ready and not having to go is better than having to go and not being ready!
For more information on how to prepare for wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Plan ahead! Learn evacuation zones and routes for your residence and workplace in case of a disaster.
Get a map and plan exit routes. It’s important to have backups in case of road closures or unexpected changes in conditions.
📍: listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Stay away until officials say it's okay!
When you’re able to return home after a wildfire, carefully check anywhere in and around your home that was exposed to embers.
“Hot spots” on the ground can prove dangerous to humans and structures, causing burns and possible reignition of fire.
More wildfire preparedness tips at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Stay informed, CA!
Sign up for emergency alerts from your county to get emergency broadcasts & information straight to your phone.
Any information is helpful when in the middle of a wildfire. For more wildfire preparedness tips, visit: listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Before or during wildfires, power may be shut off!
Plan for batteries & other power sources to meet your needs when the power goes out, such as a portable charger or power bank.
Listoscalifornia.org for more on how to prepare for wildfires & power outages
During times of extreme weather this summer, power may be shut off. If there’s an anticipated power outage, prepare by charging portable devices like your cell phone.
For more tips on how to prepare for power outages & wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Don't stick around if you see a power line down.
Remember, report downed power lines to 9-1-1 and your utility, keep people and pets away, and don’t drive over downed power lines.
Safety tips and more at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
If you lose power, keep freezers & refrigerators closed!
❄️ A refrigerator will keep food cold for about four hours.
❄️ A full freezer will keep the temperature for about 48 hours.
❄️ You can use coolers with ice if necessary.
Visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
If you use a generator when the power is out, use it safely.
🚫 NEVER use a generator inside your home or garage, even if doors and windows are open.
✅ Only use generators outside, more than 20 feet away from your home, doors, and windows
Visit listoscalifornia.org
Wildfires can cause long-lasting power outages, which means it’s important to have backup plans.
Keep phones, devices, and backup batteries fully charged, and have a battery or car radio on hand to get emergency updates.
listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Make a plan & have an alternative power supply.
Before or during wildfires, power may be shut off.
Plan for batteries and other alternative power sources to meet your needs when the power goes out, such as a portable charger or power bank.
Visit listoscalifornia.org for more tips on how to prepare for wildfires, power outages and more.
#ListosCalifornia
During times of extreme weather this summer, power may be shut off. If there’s an anticipated power outage, prepare by charging portable devices like your cell phone.
For more tips on how to prepare for power outages and wildfires, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia #PreparednessMonth
Don't stick around if you see a power line down.
Remember, report downed power lines to 9-1-1 and your utility, keep people and pets away, and don’t drive over downed power lines.
Safety tips and more at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
If you lose power, keep freezers and refrigerators closed!
Remember:
❄️ A refrigerator will keep food cold for about four hours.
❄️ A full freezer will keep the temperature for about 48 hours.
❄️ You can use coolers with ice if necessary.
For more power outage preparedness tips, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
If you use a generator when the power is out, use it safely.
🚫 NEVER use a generator inside your home or garage, even if doors and windows are open.
✅ Only use generators outside, more than 20 feet away from your home, doors, and windows
Visit listoscalifornia.org
Wildfires can cause long-lasting power outages, which means it’s important to have backup plans.
Keep phones, devices, and backup batteries fully charged, and have a battery or car radio on hand to get emergency updates.
listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
If there’s wildfire smoke, stay indoors as much as possible & make sure kids play inside.
✅ Close windows & doors.
✅ Turn off fans or anything that allows outdoor air to enter.
✅ Set your air conditioning to reuse air already in the house.
Listoscalifornia.org for more.
Working outside while there's smoke? Remember your mask!
Smoke from wildfires can make the air very unhealthy for you even if the fire is very far away.
TIP: Wear a mask that protects you from fine particles.
More information at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Both extreme heat and smoke from wildfires can make the air unhealthy.
Poor air quality is bad for everyone, but it can be very harmful for infants & children, people over 65, & people with health conditions.
Visit listoscalifornia.org for more resources.
#ListosCalifornia
This summer, make sure your cats, dogs & other pets are prepared!
Wildfire smoke can hurt your pets so remember to keep your furry family members indoors when possible. 🐶
Visit listoscalifornia.org to find safety tips and resources for you & your entire household.
#Listos
If there’s wildfire smoke, stay indoors as much as possible and make sure children play inside.
Follow these steps:
✅ Close all windows and doors.
✅ Turn off ventilation fans or anything that allows outdoor air to enter.
✅ Set your air conditioning to reuse air that's already in the house.
Go to listoscalifornia.org for more summer safety and preparedness tips.
#ListosCalifornia
Working outside while there's smoke? Remember a mask!
Smoke from wildfires can make the air very unhealthy for you even if the fire is very far away. If you have to work outside while there’s wildfire smoke, wear a mask that protects you from fine particles.
TIP: Check the air quality in your community at airnow.gov.
More information is available at listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Help your friends and neighbors!
Both extreme heat and smoke from wildfires can make the air unhealthy to breathe.
Poor air quality is bad for everyone, but it can be very harmful for infants and children, people over 65, and people with health conditions.
Let's take care of each other this summer. Visit listoscalifornia.org for more disaster preparedness tips and resources.
#ListosCalifornia
This summer, make sure your cats, dogs and other pets are prepared!
Wildfire smoke can also hurt your pets so remember to keep your furry family members indoors when possible. 🐶
Visit listoscalifornia.org to find safety tips and resources for you and your entire household.
#ListosCalifornia
Wear a life jacket if you are going into the water, getting on a boat, or going to be within 20 feet of water, even if you don’t plan to go in.
It is especially important that children wear life jackets if they are near the water.
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more.
Even on hot & sunny days, open water can be too cold and too fast for even the best swimmers!
Teach children that swimming in the open water can be dangerous. Make sure they know about uneven surfaces, cold & fast-moving water and sunken objects that are hard to see.
If someone falls into the water, do not go into the water to try and save them. Throw them something that floats that they can hold onto, and call 9-1-1 immediately.
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more.
#ListosCalifornia
Even on sunny and hot days, water can still be very cold.
If you are near water with children, watch them very closely, even if no one is swimming. Make sure that an adult is always watching them.
For more safety tips, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Are you spending time in or next to a river or other moving body of water? Remember that the water is more dangerous to go into than during other times of the year!
Even if you're a good swimmer, fast & cold-moving water is still risky for you.
#ListosCalifornia
California had a record snowpack and heavy rainfall this past year. Now, as the snow begins to melt, it is causing rivers and other bodies of water to be colder, deeper, and faster than normal.
Take extra care around cold, fast water. Know what to do.
#ListosCalifornia
Wear a life jacket if you are going into the water, getting on a boat, or going to be within 20 feet of water, even if you don’t plan to go in.
It is especially important that children wear life jackets if they are near the water.
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more.
#ListosCalifornia
Even on hot and sunny days, open water can be too cold and too fast for even the best swimmers!
Teach children that swimming in the open water can be dangerous. Make sure they know about uneven surfaces, cold and fast-moving water, and sunken objects that are hard to see like trees and rocks. #ListosCalifornia
If someone falls into the water, do not go into the water to try and save them. Throw them something that floats that they can hold onto, and call 9-1-1 immediately.
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more.
#ListosCalifornia
Are you spending time in or next to a river or other moving body of water? It's important to remember that the water is more dangerous to go into than during other times of the year.
Even if you are a very good swimmer, fast and cold-moving water is still risky!
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more tips.
#ListosCalifornia
Even on sunny and hot days, water can still be very cold.
If you are near water with children, watch them very closely, even if no one is swimming. Make sure that an adult is always watching them.
For more safety tips, visit listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
California had a record snowpack and heavy rainfall this past year. Now, as the snow begins to melt, it is causing rivers and other bodies of water to be colder, deeper, and faster than normal.
Take extra care around cold, fast water. Know what to do.
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more information.
¿Trabajar afuera mientras hay humo? ¡Recuerda una máscara!
El humo de los incendios forestales puede hacer que el aire sea muy poco saludable para usted, incluso si el fuego está muy lejos. Si tiene que trabajar afuera mientras hay humo de incendios forestales, use una máscara que lo proteja de las partículas finas.
CONSEJO: Verifique la calidad del aire en su comunidad en airnow.gov.
Hay más información disponible en listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
Durante épocas de clima extremo este verano, es posible que se corte la energía. Si hay un corte de energía anticipado, prepárese cargando dispositivos portátiles como su teléfono celular.
Para obtener más consejos sobre cómo prepararse para cortes de energía e incendios forestales, visite listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
¡No esperes! Si los incendios forestales amenazan su área, escuche las advertencias de evacuación y las órdenes de evacuación. Salga inmediatamente cuando se le indique que evite quedar atrapado en el fuego, el humo o el tráfico.
CONSEJO: Tenga un kit de emergencia en su vehículo y conozca su ruta de evacuación.
Más información en Listoscalifornia.org
#ListosCalifornia
¡Este verano, asegúrese de que sus gatos, perros y otras mascotas estén preparados!
El humo de los incendios forestales también puede dañar a sus mascotas, así que recuerde mantener a los miembros peludos de su familia adentro cuando sea posible. 🐶
Visite listoscalifornia.org para encontrar consejos y recursos de seguridad para usted y toda su familia.
#ListosCalifornia
¡Ayuda a tus amigos y vecinos!
Tanto el calor extremo como el humo de los incendios forestales pueden hacer que el aire no sea saludable para respirar.
La mala calidad del aire es mala para todos, pero puede ser muy dañina para bebés y niños, personas mayores de 65 años y personas con problemas de salud.
Cuidémonos entre todos este verano. Visite listoscalifornia.org para obtener más consejos y recursos de preparación para desastres.
#ListosCalifornia
Si hay humo de incendios forestales, quédese adentro tanto como sea posible y asegúrese de que los niños jueguen adentro.
Sigue estos pasos:
✅ Cierre todas las ventanas y puertas.
✅ Apague los ventiladores o cualquier cosa que permita la entrada de aire exterior.
✅ Configura tu aire acondicionado para reutilizar el aire que ya está en la casa.
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Manténgase alejado hasta que los funcionarios digan que está bien!
Cuando pueda regresar a su hogar después de un incendio forestal, revise cuidadosamente cualquier lugar dentro y alrededor de su hogar que haya estado expuesto a brasas.
Los "puntos calientes" en el suelo pueden resultar peligrosos para los humanos y las estructuras, causando quemaduras y una posible reactivación del fuego.
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¡Manténgase informado, California! Si está ocurriendo un incendio forestal cerca de usted este verano, preste mucha atención a las advertencias de evacuación.
Esté listo para comenzar, especialmente si las personas o las mascotas necesitan más tiempo. ¡Estar listo y no tener que ir es mejor que tener que ir y no estar listo!
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Haga un plan y tenga una fuente de alimentación alternativa.
Antes o durante los incendios forestales, es posible que se corte la energía.
Planifique baterías y otras fuentes de energía alternativas para satisfacer sus necesidades cuando se corte la energía, como un cargador portátil o un banco de energía.
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