Resident Safety-Getting a Weapon’s License
An applicant who visits a provider must be qualified to purchase a handgun under federal laws and the laws of a particular state that set out the eligibility criteria. Gun laws in the United States vary from state to state and are independent of, but are not...
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-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-Front Yard Safety
If you live in an area where drive by shootings are common,it’s never a good idea to let your children play in the front yard or on the front porch. However, if you want to let your kids enjoy the outdoors, never allow them to do so unsupervised. You, or...
Resident Safety-Rehearse Your Plan
Just as schools an large businesses post maps of exits routes and conduct fire drills from time to time, so that people know what to do and where t go on case of a real crisis, you should “role play” various scenarios with your family. Make sure that they...
Resident Safety- Trips and Vacations
Before taking a trip, make sure your cars is in good condition. Have your local dealer or mechanic perform a maintenance check up. A preventive tune up could mean the difference between life or death on the road. Make sure your tires are in good condition, along with...
Resident Safety-Erratic Driving Behavior
Suppose you are driving down an unlit road and ahead you see another care swerving back and forth. Your instincts alert you to be cautious- perhaps your dealing with a drunken driver. It’s better to hang back a little rather then accelerate immediately to try...
Resident Safety- Gas Station Safety
If you run low on gas, you may have the choice between a less expensive, dimly lit station on a side street, or a brightly lit station on a main street which charges a few cents more per gallon. Where should you go? Obviously, the brightly lit stations the better...
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,...WorldWide Shipping
