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How to protect your lungs and skin from wildfire smoke and ash

Did you know you can use Nextdoor to ask for and offer to help your neighbor prepare for wildfires?

Poll -  Did you ask for or offer help to prepare for wildfires?

What have you done to protect your home from wildfires?

Note: The link → https://nextdoor.com/news_feed/?open_composer=true&hashtag=yourcitysnowangel opens the post composer on Nextdoor and embeds a hashtag, in the case it would be #yourcitysnowangel

Be sure to replace "yourcity" with your city's name like #topekasnowangel

How to engage your community to ask for an offer help shoveling on Nextdoor

Do you know your nearby neighbors who might need help evacuating in an emergency, and have you agreed to help them?

Updated 6/19/2024 with new data from the CDC on annual deaths - https://www.cdc.gov/extreme-heat/about/index.html and updated language to include the help map. 

🌡️ How to stay cool during dangerous heat 🌡️ 

Poll: Do you have MULTIPLE ways to stay weather-aware?

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How to protect your lungs and skin from wildfire smoke and ash