Dear Tejano Center Families, For the safety of our staff and community, we have decided to remain closed tomorrow, July 10, 2024. This decision was made with everyone's well-being in mind, ensuring that we prioritize safety above all else. Check in with your family, friends, and loved ones and take extra precautions while cleaning up the debris from the storm. Stay tuned to our official channels for any updates and information on services to be made available! Stay safe, Tejano Center Leadership
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I am doing some research about Perry County and Hazard, KY's water crisis. If you are interested in my findings our would like to share them, I would LOVE the feedback. https://lnkd.in/eN4fyhhr #stellaforky
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You have heard it before, and we’re saying it again 📣: Rural Safety Countermeasures save lives! In this Summit session - "Doubling Down: Rural Safety Countermeasures" - you will learn all about the most effective countermeasures for your rural road needs. Register for the National Summit on Rural Road Safety and find more session topics here: https://lnkd.in/gUvrmk4z #RuralSafetySummit
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Give this short video a watch to better understand why we must vote yes to dredge the lake! #savelakemitchell #voteyes #mitchellsd https://lnkd.in/g7uM5Pt6
Cleaning Lake Mitchell For Good
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Nowadays, we watch news of different burglaries and thefts from different news sources. So, it's always important to take extra precautions. But the below dudes...they really 'got served' 😆 #newsupdates #burglary #theft
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Last week’s tragedy of the Dali’s allision with the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore illuminates how quickly life can change. From a container ship proceeding on its route providing routine transportation services, to the unfortunate loss of souls and collapse of primary infrastructure, nothing in life is truly static. The accident also underscores the critical relationship of the #maritime industry to our society. Maritime security reaches every aspect of our lives, from #nationalsecurity (the inability for key Ready Reserve Force assets to leave port), to economic security and the transportation of vital goods and energy. Even food security is impacted with agricultural equipment losing its direct outlet to markets. As we reflect on identifying causes and lessons learned from this tragedy, let’s also recognize how dependent we are on our maritime transportation system and work towards supporting it! Perhaps that is our Phoenix rising from the ashes! - Carleen Lyden Walker, CEO & Co-Founder, NAMEPA ➡️ https://ow.ly/vnuq50R9HBb (📷: Courtesy FBI Baltimore Field Office) #BaltimoreBridge #BridgeCollapse
Lessons from the Dali-Francis Scott Key Bridge Tragedy - NAMEPA
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Never swim in a quarry ✋ Swimming in quarries poses a multitude of dangers that should not be underestimated. These water-filled pits, while picturesque, conceal numerous hazards beneath their surface. Submerged machinery and equipment, unstable terrain, and sudden drop-offs can catch swimmers unaware, leading to accidents, injuries and possible fatalities. Cold water shock, strong underwater currents, and limited visibility further increase the risk, making it difficult to navigate safely. Additionally, stagnant water in quarries may harbor harmful bacteria, algae, and pollutants, posing health threats to those who come into contact with it. Let's not forget the legal ramifications. Trespassing in quarries or ignoring warning signs isn't just risky—it's illegal. Violators may face hefty fines or even criminal charges.
MPA is supporting the #BeWaterAware campaign being run by the Fire and Rescue Service in April. The campaign highlights what people should do if they see someone in trouble in the water and helps raise public awareness about how to stay safe around water. With 60% of accidental #drownings occurring at inland waters such as rivers, lakes, canals, reservoirs, and other water filled voids such as #quarry lakes, it is important that the public understand how to keep themselves safe whilst enjoying the countryside. Statistics show that 40% of people who accidentally drown never intended to enter the water, they may have been engaged in activities close to the water’s edge or a bank such as dog walking, running or simply messing around. Please share the resources and safety messages. You can find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eZuCBQ_T - National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) #DrowningPrevention #RespectTheWater #FloatToLive #Quarries #ColdWaterShock #StaySafe #StaySafeStayOutOfQuarries
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