Emergency Preparedness
Teen Driving Safety
Earlier this week, Chris was in Philadelphia where we launched our Free service of ICEdot aimed at helping in case of an emergency (ICE). The service allows people to create an account on this web site and the ability to … Continue reading
If You Like Press Releases about ICEdot Launching in Philadelphia, You’re Gonna LOVE This
I’ve just got word that Chris is done with the press conference with Mayor Michael A. Nutter, Chief Ernest Hargett of the Philadelphia Fire Department and the Philadelphia Police Deputy Commissioner, Richard Ross. All of us at ICEdot couldn’t be more … Continue reading
An Easy New Year’s Resolution: Be Prepared In Case of Emergency (ICE)
With the beginning of a New Year many of us are prone to making resolutions – and many of us don’t get the opportunity to see them all the way through. As a first responder (I’m an EMT) for over 27 years I have heard, “If only I had….” or ” I wish I had wrote those [emergency info] down….” more times than I can remember. None of us want to have an emergency happen but the reality is: emergencies happen. Being prepared for an emergency is one of the best ways to help responders help you. In essence you become part of our team. ICEdot makes being prepared simple. Visit our web site, icedot.org and create an account. The FREE service allows you to print out a form and put it in your glovebox and the Premium service ($10/year) ensures that your information goes wherever you do. You can register not only information about who you are, but also about your medications, allergies, medical conditions and most importantly your emergency contacts. No one wants to be alone in a crisis and think about it – will you really remember everything and who to call when you are in an emergency? I can tell you from experience, you won’t. Continue reading
Smoke Detectors Can Save Lives in an Emergency…For Real.
I’ve been disturbed by a tragedy that happened over the holiday weekend. A fire that claimed the lives of five people, including three children. As a mother this news is horrifying to me. My heart is so saddened for everyone … Continue reading
5 Emergency Preparedness Tips for Your Pet During the Holidays
This is the second part to our Emergency Preparedness Tips for the Holidays series. Today the star of the show is pets! There are things you can do to make sure your furry little friend is safe this holiday season. … Continue reading
5 Emergency Preparedness Tips for Parents During the Holidays
The holiday season tends to overcrowd emergency rooms (as if they weren’t crowded enough). People falling off ladders putting up Christmas lights and decorative trees catching on fire aren’t the only things to blame. I’m going to create a little … Continue reading