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[AMHERST POLICE, NY] -- As we come together to celebrate the birth of our great nation, the Amherst Police Department wishes everyone a joyous and safe Independence Day! Here are a few tips to ensure everyone has a fun and secure holiday: ? Fireworks Safety: Leave the fireworks to the professionals. Attend public displays and maintain a safe distance. ? Grill Responsibly: Keep grills away from structures and never leave them unattended. ? Make sure children and pets are kept at a safe distance. ? Water Safety: If you’re spending the day at the beach or pool, always supervise children and be aware of water conditions. ? Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water, especially if you’re out in the sun. ? Don’t Drink and Drive: Plan ahead for a safe ride home if you’ll be consuming alcohol. Your safety is our top priority. Let’s celebrate responsibly and look out for one another. If you need us, we’re just a call away. #HappyFourth #IndependenceDay #CelebrateSafely

In December, we studied mothers' views on the GOSAFE Act (Gas-Operated Semi-Automatic Firearms Exclusion Act). The GOSAFE Act restricts the sale, transfer, and manufacture of gas-operated semi-automatic firearms (unless it has a permanently-fixed capacity of 10 rounds or less). It also protects first amendment rights to own guns for self-defense, sporting, or hunting. We send key findings and the full report to all cosponsors of the bill and members of the Senate Finance Committee. We conduct monthly research on?mothers' views across political ideologies and U.S.?regions?-- we do this because we believe that a mother's firsthand knowledge is the most critical source of information in the policymaking process, particularly on bills that affect kids and families. We are committed to conducting research to inform federal legislators on bills?important to mothers. If you're a mother, please make sure you're IN for the count at countonmothers.org ??

It's that time when we all celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with family, friends and fireworks. But before you light up the sky, take a moment to consider the latest report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, which highlights that there were 9,700 hospitalizations due to fireworks in 2023. Teenagers 15 to 19 years old had the highest estimated rate of emergency department-treated, firewords-related injuries, while children ages 5-9 had the second highest rate. Plus, an estimated 800 emergency department-treated injuries were associated with firecrackers and 700 due to sparklers. As personal injury attorneys, we urge you to practice firework safety or, better yet, leave it to the professionals. Let's make this Fourth of July a fun and safe celebration for everyone! #fireworksafety #fireworks

Halloween safety reminder for families! Halloween can be one of the most dangerous days of the year for child pedestrians. In a recent article, Fennemore attorney Marc Lamber shares important tips to help keep trick-or-treaters safe. As we approach the spooky season, it’s important to prioritize safety. Make sure little ones stay visible, use crosswalks, and walk with an adult. Let’s keep our streets safe for trick-or-treaters and ensure a fun, safe holiday for everyone! For more tips, read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gYAB2VFe #HalloweenSafety #TrickOrTreat #StaySafe #CommunityFirst #Fennemore

Violence that impacts youth is a major issue and is a enormous societal problem underpinned by multiple causes and it is important to address these underlying causes through a combination of measures, including education, social support, community programs, and police efforts, to prevent and reduce knife crime the multiagency approach is fully necessary and a mutual understanding between each is necessary for that to happen. The third sector is critical in fitting in the middle of the public services and members of the public. As a society we really need massive reforms and interventions to address all the casual factors such as poverty, inequality, racism and discrimination, lack of opportunities, social and family exclusion. Young people need to be loved. I welcome the ban of zombie knives as it was simple too easy to access these types of knives: The easy availability of knives facilitated knife crime for too long. This alone is not the solution and there is so much more to do. At The Safety Box CIC we take it very seriously and fight for children to stay safe and protected, even when it’s hard for the public sector to do what they need to do due to budget constraints. I was deeply touched when a distraught mother reached out to us, tears streaming down her face ??, unsure if her son would become another victim of violence. It broke my heart to see the lack of appropriate support available to her child. I couldn't ignore her desperate plea for help, which is why I decided to take action and launch a fundraiser. Our goal is to provide the necessary interim support and resources to ensure the safety and well-being of this child until they can find an appropriate move. I humbly request the support and assistance of all my friends and associates in this endeavor. Together, we can make a significant difference in the life of this vulnerable young person. Your contribution, no matter how small, will have a profound impact on their present and future. Let us come together as a community to show compassion and provide the support that is desperately needed. Join us in this important project and let's change a life for the better. https://gofund.me/c7db675f

Did you know? ?? Approximately 9,700 people were treated in emergency rooms for fireworks injuries in 2023, according to a report by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. ?? An estimated 19 percent of those injuries involved eyes, and the majority of all fireworks injuries are to bystanders. ?? Teenagers ages 15 to 19 years old had the highest estimated rate of emergency department-treated, fireworks-related injuries, with children ages 5-9 years old having the second highest rate. In preparation for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations, Children’s Nebraska is spreading awareness about eye safety. Stop by one of these locations to pick up a pair of *free* safety glasses and help ensure a fun, safe holiday celebration. Maximum one pair per person while supplies last. #fireworks #fireworkssafety #eyesafety #eyesafetyawareness #injuryprevention

Let’s go. Let’s put our brains together to come up with ideas. Let’s use social media for something other than complaining. What if we stop relying on someone else to do something? What if we think smaller? What if we get off our phones, look up, see the people around us, TALK and work together to make something happen as a neighborhood and not a nation? This isn’t about politics. This is about KIDS. Period. What if we just vowed to protect the kids? If we decided we’re not going to let it go this time? If we started simply with protecting the schools? If we decided to change the safety at your neighborhood schools? If we stopped waiting for someone else to do the work? I’d gladly take a bullet while walking outside the school as part of a parent-guardian patrol, if it meant we could save one child from dying. What if we got more involved?

Leaving children or pets in a parked car, even for a short time, can be life-threatening due to Florida's extreme heat. Click the link below to learn about the dangers, legal consequences, and safety tips. https://lnkd.in/gZM3tdvd #ChildSafety #PetSafety #HeatstrokePrevention

Some councils have turned into the fun police, aiming to ban stoves, barbecues, pets, and just about everything that makes a house a home. ?? How about we let kids run lemonade stands without a council officer showing up with a clipboard? ?? And seriously, how we cook our food should be none of your local councils' business! #LiberateNSW #CouncilElections2024

At Bragoli & Associates, we care about your safety, especially during Halloween, when streets are the busiest and accidents can happen. Whether someone is out trick-or-treating or driving through busy neighborhoods, keep these tips in mind: ?? Pedestrians: 1?? Stick to well-lit areas and always use crosswalks. 2?? Wear reflective clothing or carry a flashlight to stay visible. 3?? Keep your focus on your surroundings and avoid distractions like your phone. ?? Drivers: 1?? Slow down in residential areas, especially where children are trick-or-treating. 2?? Stay alert for children who may suddenly cross the street. 3?? Avoid distractions and be extra cautious at intersections. If an accident does occur, know that Bragoli & Associates is here to help. We specialize in personal injury cases and will fight to ensure you or your client get the support that's needed. Don't hesitate to contact us today. Stay safe, and have a Happy Halloween! https://buff.ly/3RrzxLi *Attorney Advertising* #BragoliLaw #BragoliandAssociates #NewYork #Melville #NassauCounty #SuffolkCounty #LongIsland #Bronx #Queens #Brooklyn #StatenIsland #LawFirm #NoFault #PersonalInjury #Lawyer #PersonalInjuryLawyer #Attorney #PersonalInjuryAttorney #LegalGuidance #Safety #Halloween #HalloweenSafety #Accidents #TrickOrTreating #Crosswalks #ReflectiveClothing #Visible #Distractions #Driving #Intersections