Resident Safety- Getting Involved
Resident Safety Imagine you arrive at your house after work. You notice the quiet atmosphere when the phone starts to ring in the kitchen. Thinking your wife and kids have not come home yet, you lay your gun on the coffee table and and go answer the phone not knowing...
Natural Disasters-Resident Safety
Depending on which part of the United States you live in, you and your home my be at risk for the following disasters that minimize your resident safety: winter storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, mudslides, brush and forest fires, and floods, to name a few....
Resident Safety-Frequent Other Community Organizations
At a time when there is an increasing shortage of police officers in many departments through out the country, local citizens getting involved is a key element to fighting crime and making their own resident safety. Consider holding town hall meetings to discuss whats...
Resident Safety- Vary Routines
All human beings are creatures of habit. We put on clothes in the same order every morning. We leave for work at the same time each day and we turn the lights off to got o bed around the same time each night, but, have you ever thought the might be watching you and...
Resident Safety-Lost Keys
Many parents worry about their children losing their house keys, but it happens to many adults as well. In either case, it’s vital to take swift action. If their is no hope to finding the keys quickly, you must have the locks changed immediately. The sooner they...
Resident Safety- Strengthening Doors
Besides developing a plan for a home invasion, there are some concrete things you can do in advance of it actually happening. The most vulnerable spot of your house is the front door ( or in some cases the backdoor are especially vulnerable ). To protect yourself, you...
Resident Safety- Have A Plan
Resident Safety Imagine sitting on a the couch, watching a movie with your family, when someone barges in through the front door waving a weapon, demanding to know where you keep your jewelry. Whether you have two or five seconds to react, there’s never enough...
Resident Safety- Home Invasions
In 1966 Truman Capote published In Cold Blood, a riveting account of the brutal murders of a wealthy farmer, his wife and their two children in Holcomb, Kansas, at the hands of two ex-conflicts who invaded their home. There resident safety was in great safety. The...
Resident Safety- Auto Safety Course
Do you know how to steer if one of your tires has a blow out? Or if your car starts running in an erratic manner? Or when the road is icy and you go into a skid? If not, you could potentially hurt someone of get into a bad accident because you are unfamiliar...WorldWide Shipping
