RaeAnn Tucker of the Henry and Stark County Health Departments offers crucial advice for staying safe during the colder months. As winter sets in, Tucker emphasizes the significance of being prepared for severe weather conditions. She suggests equipping vehicles with essential items like blankets, a flashlight, and some food. Additionally, Tucker highlights the dangers of carbon monoxide, advising residents to install detectors to prevent poisoning from heating sources. She also warns about the potential for sunburn from reflection off the snow, suggesting skin, lip, and eye protection. Being aware of hypothermia and frostbite signs is also vital for safety.
