Flooding, Storm Damage, and Labor Day Weekend: Keeping Your Family Healthy and Safe
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* Plan Your Route. Many areas of the state still are flooded, and some roads are closed. Check the
* Confirm Your Destination. Before you travel, call ahead and check on the conditions at your location. For information on state parks, trails or other state property closures, go to the
* Swim Safely. If swimming is in your weekend plans, check local health departments for beach conditions and slow no-wake zones. Just because the water looks clear doesn't mean there isn't debris under the surface. Also, manure, pesticides, and other chemicals run into waterways during floods, so avoid swimming or wading in areas that have been flooded.
* Boat Safely. Boaters may encounter unexpected debris in the water. Be cautious and wear a life jacket.
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* Stock Up. Whether you are hitting the road or staying home, if you are in or near a flooded area, be sure to have a supply of bottled water and non-perishable food. In some affected areas, more rain is in the forecast.
* Watch the Weather. Monitor the forecast and take cover or reroute your trip, if necessary. As always, have an emergency kit in your car. This kit should include water and food, a flashlight, a first aid kit, and a cell phone with chargers and a backup battery.
* Know Your Limits. Many people will be spending the
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