Category: Safety
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Wednesday, June 10th, at 10 a.m – Atomic Safety and Licensing Board HEARING re: Enrico Fermi Nuclear Generating Station, Monroe Michigan
Some people thought they were safe living near Chernobyl, some are deceased or still suffering today.Redford is close to FERMI, are we safe? Want to know more? You can listen to a hearing before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board set for Wednesday, June 10th, at 10 a.m. You will hear Jessie Pauline Collins, Redford resident and Editor of CRAFT published in Redford, Jim Sherman, … Continue reading Wednesday, June 10th, at 10 a.m – Atomic Safety and Licensing Board HEARING re: Enrico Fermi Nuclear Generating Station, Monroe Michigan
COVID 19 Mixed Messages
Mixed Messages By: Jim Bailey, R.N. Above Photo by Airdone, Dreamstime From the get-go, the messaging about the Covid-19 virus has been mixed, inaccurate, and falling short on how best for the public to protect themselves from being infected. It has not been just the delay and lack of planning by the government people who are in place to limit disasters from going their full … Continue reading COVID 19 Mixed Messages
Drunk Driving is a Costly Crime
Stay Calm, Stay Safe, and Stay Home By: State Representative Leslie Love
Now more than ever, we have a responsibility to do what we can to help flatten the curve and reduce the spread of COVID-19. One of the most important things we can do is exercise social distancing and not engage in any unnecessary travel or personal contact. Beginning March 24, Michiganders have been ordered to stay-at-home unless engaged in essential work or activity effective until at least April … Continue reading Stay Calm, Stay Safe, and Stay Home By: State Representative Leslie Love
Wayne County Corona virus Hotspot What Are Your Options? By: Jim Bailey, R.N.
Wayne County, Michigan is now considered a corona virus hotspot. The County has an increasing percentage of all the corona virus cases in the United States and Michigan. What does this mean to you? As the numbers of people with corona virus increases, the chances of you coming into contact with someone infected also increases. Going to the store has an increased chance of coming … Continue reading Wayne County Corona virus Hotspot What Are Your Options? By: Jim Bailey, R.N.
An Invitation Was Given
By: Jim Bailey Within about the past year or so, the Redford Township Board has considered new Township developments that have included building a new District Court expansion, a new Central Fire Station, purchasing of Central Fire Station property. a new Fire Department Fire Truck, a new North End Fire Station, purchasing of the North End Fire Station property, building a Fire Department Training Facility … Continue reading An Invitation Was Given
Walk Wisely
11 tips for staying safe while walking near traffic Use sidewalks whenever available. Obey traffic signals. Cross streets at a corner, using traffic signals and crosswalks whenever possible. Most pedestrians are struck when crossing somewhere other than an intersection. Always stop at the edge of a parked car, curb, or vehicle before walking out into traffic. Look left-right-left before crossing a street and continue looking … Continue reading Walk Wisely
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