When temperatures spike, the risks are real. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor exposure during peak heat hours, and check on your neighbors. Don’t sweat the heat and follow these guidelines for staying safe and cool: https://bit.ly/4tEpDbc

Stargazing, road trips, backyard cookouts and everything in between, summer is short, so make every week count. What’s on your summer bucket list this year? Or consider some of these activities to get inspired: https://bit.ly/3P5cYz4

Every home is at risk for flooding, but you can take steps to protect yourself and your home.

Here’s what every homeowner should do:

  • Secure your home — Clear gutters and drains, seal basement walls, and consider installing flood vents or a sump pump.
  • Protect your valuables — Store important documents and keepsakes in waterproof containers or on higher floors.
  • Safeguard utilities — Elevate electrical systems, HVAC units, and appliances when possible.
  • Know your risk — Check your flood zone and understand how water moves around your property.
  • Review your coverage — Standard homeowners insurance doesn’t cover flood damage. Make sure you have the protection you need before a storm hits.