Author: Moran Insurance Newsletter Team

Thanksgiving Safety Tips Thanksgiving is a time for friends, family, and good food, but as you are checking your shopping lists, recipes, or directions to the spot where you will eat your Thanksgiving meal, keep these safety tips in mind. Fire Safety Each year there are more than 4,000 fires on Thanksgiving Day, according to

As winter nears, make sure your home is prepared to withstand another season of cold temperatures, driving winds and icy conditions. The maintenance that you do today can help prevent more costly emergency repairs in the height of a storm, when it can be difficult to find supplies and licensed contractors. Download the Winter Maintenance

Fall celebrations like Halloween and Harvest Day are fun times for children, who can dress up in costumes, enjoy parties, and eat yummy treats. These celebrations also provide a chance to give out healthy snacks, get physical activity, and focus on safety. Check out these tips to help make the festivities fun and safe for

Flu Prevention Tips for Kids As parents and teachers know, children have a way of picking up colds and other illnesses at school. Teach kids to adopt these healthy habits in order to prevent the spread of germs: Avoid sharing objects such as utensils, cups, and bottles. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue

Hurricane Tips & Claims Information With the threat of Hurricane Joaquin, here are some things you should know. Please print this email in case of power loss. This sheet will provide you with some helpful tips and information for reaching the companies, or our agency, if you sustain damage to your property. Although we are

Prepare Your Home for Cooler Days Ahead. Fall foliage is beautiful, but not when it builds up in your gutters! Take these tips into account during the cool autumn months. Have your furnace cleaned and inspected annually by a qualified technician. Keep flammable materials, including all lawn and power equipment, away from water heaters and

Educate Yourself After getting flood insurance, there are several things you can do to minimize losses in your home and ensure your family’s safety. Safeguard your possessions. Create a personal flood file containing information about all your possessions and keep it in a secure place, such as a safe deposit box or waterproof container. This

  Back-to-school does not have to mean back-to-worrying. Though safety inside school is ultimately the responsibility of the principal and school staff, parents can take a few basic steps to ensure a safe school experience. These are recommended by the National Association of Elementary School Principals: 1. Learn the school’s emergency procedures. Emergency plans and

Swimming pool safety and maintenance tips Protect your friends and family as you beat the heat. Before your family starts splashing around in the pool, make sure you check the pool liner for rips and tears – just one of the many tips listed below. • Maintain secure fencing and a locked entrance around the

HURRICANE SEASON Know The Difference Hurricane Watch Hurricane conditions are a threat within 48 hours. Review your hurricane plans. Get ready to act if a warning is issued, and stay informed. Hurricane Warning Hurricane conditions are expected within 36 hours. Complete your storm preparations and leave the area if directed to do so by authorities.