Gwinnett Safety 411 covers a variety of topics with tips from our Police, Fire and Emergency Services, and Water Resources departments and our Office of Emergency Management to keep you safe during a severe weather event. Select the links below to learn how you can be prepared for severe weather events this spring and summer.

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Fall Safety Tips:

• Halloween Safety
• Holiday Safety
• Home heating safety tips
• Smoke alarm safety

• Be tech ready
• Make a family emergency plan
• Prepare your older family members for an emergency
• How to prepare for family members with special needs
• Pets need a plan too!
• National Weather Service alerts
• What are wireless emergency alerts?
• Insurance planning tips

• Prevent work-from-home scams
• Phone scam warning

• Handling food safely on the road
• How to avoid food-borne illnesses
• Thaw your holiday turkey the safe way

• Christmas holiday tree safety
• Holiday safety
• New Years fireworks safety
• Fire safe for the holidays
• Fire safety holiday cooking tips
• Halloween safety
• Use of fireworks safety tips

• Home heating safety tips
• Prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in your home
• Smoke alarm safety
• When your home tests positive for radon
• Use portable generators safely

• Child online safety

• Homeland Security

• Safe driving in winter weather
• Car seat recommendations for children
• Cycling safety
• Pedestrian safety
• Protect your vehicle from break-ins

• Keep kids safe while swimming
• Keeping pets safe during winter weather
• Be safe while enjoying Lake Lanier, Chattahoochee River
• Thunderstorm safety is up to you
• Turn around, don’t drown
• Types of floods

• Be prepared for severe winter weather
• Beating the summer heat
• Beware of lightning
• Don’t touch downed power lines
• Floods can happen anytime, anywhere
• Preventing heat stroke in young athletes
• Safe driving in winter weather
• Safety during winter weather
• Stay off the ice
• Sun safety for children
• Thunderstorm safety is up to you
• Tornado preparedness requires a plan
• Turn around, don't drown
• Types of floods
• Winter safety