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...
Resident Safety Tips-Consider Mace
If you are not prepared to carry a weapon , you might want tio consider alternatives such as mace, pepper spray, or a taser to increase your resident safety. All three can in incapacitate an assailant and give you enough time to get to safety, As with guns, it is...
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- Arm Your College Dorm
For those living in dorms or other residential areas where alarms are not permitted, there are other forms of protection available for your resident safety. Door-stop alarms, for example, can be purchased for relatively little money. Placed under the door mat under...
Resident Safety- Stay in Touch
Everyone in the family should know the schedules of ll the other family members-when they are coming and going, where they will be when not at home. Have everyone check in when they arrive at a destination, when they are leaving to come home or when they head to...
Resident Safety- Work Dangers
Incidents of bank robberies are on the rise again because of the recession, although the perpetrators no longer come in like Bonnie and Clyde, brandishing guns and shotguns. More than likely, the robber will walk to the teller with a note that reads something like,...
Resident Safety-Stop or Run?
What if you happen to venture into gang territory accidental? Or what if you are walking down the street and are approached by stranger who make you feel uncomfortable? Or what if at night you find yourself on a dimly lit street, and something does not feel right to...
Resident Safety- Understanding Gangs Behaviors
There are gangs in every city of the United States. If you think for a moment, you can likely name a few streets or neighborhoods in your town where gang activity occurs. Being aware of these areas, staying out of them, or moving to through them quickly may...Home Safety Fears
If some of this discussion makes you feel anxious, that’s okay. Knowing what situations make you uncomfortable is the first step toward learning to cope with them. You can begin by looking at what other people do to feel safer in those situations. Other...WorldWide Shipping
