Summer Bummers Part II: Hydrate or Die-drate
Information adapted from the CDC In the first part of our "Summer Bummers" series we discussed the hazards associated with
Summer Bummers Part 1: Heat Hazards
Information adapted from weather.gov "There are basically two seasons here: bitter winter, unbearable humidity"-Guy from Bojack Horseman speaking about
Tabletop Exercises
Information adapted from Ready.gov Fortunately, larger emergencies do not happen on a regular basis. The downside is that there are
Small Business Association Assistance
The recently passed American Rescue Plan is a new COVID disaster relief plan that will provide emergency grants, lending, and
Preliminary Risk Assessment Results
Some of you may have seen that McESDA is undergoing Multi-Hazard Mitigation planning. A team of dedicated McDonough County volunteers
Breaking Down the “Bridge” Tier
Changes at the Individual Level Most of the changes in guidance pertain to the individual level. Following CDC guidelines, many
From Toilet Paper to Gas: The Psychology and Consequences of Panic Buying
The Cyberattack on Colonial Oil we mentioned in our Cyber Crime 101 post has continued to have an impact at
Allergies, Cold, Flu, or COVID?
Original information and graphic can be found at Beaumont Health
Cybersecurity 101
Recent news headlines have brought cybersecurity into the public spotlight, showing us how vulnerable our infrastructure can be if left
How to Talk to Loved Ones about COVID Safety
Content is adapted from an original publication by the CDC Conversations about COVID-19 safety measures can be very divisive, especially