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05/29/2026

🌡️ National Heat Awareness Day
Staying safe in extreme heat is just as important as preparing for storms. As temperatures climb, please take a moment to protect yourself, your family, and your neighbors.
🔥 Key Heat Safety Tips:

Stay Hydrated — Drink water consistently, even if you don’t feel thirsty

Limit Outdoor Activity — Especially during peak afternoon hours

Check on Vulnerable Neighbors — Older adults, young children, and those without AC

Never Leave Kids or Pets in Vehicles — Temperatures inside can become deadly within minutes

Know the Signs of Heat Illness — Dizziness, nausea, confusion, rapid pulse
Let’s work together to prevent heat‑related illness and keep Polk County safe. Stay cool, stay aware, and look out for one another.

04/15/2026

With severe weather season returning for many of us this spring, you may be revisiting your preparations. But experts say there’s one simple step many people overlook that could make a major difference after a storm hits. Story 🔗 below.

04/13/2026

03/26/2026

As we pause statewide this morning to do 🌪️tornado drills, let this sink in: When you're driving through strong winds, hard rain, or hail, it's tempting to want to take shelter under an overpass or bridge. Here's why it's never safe. 👇🏼Pull over as soon as it's safe and take shelter in a low-lying area or ditch!