Winter Safety Tips 1. Dress warmly: When going outside in the winter, make sure to wear multiple layers of clothing to stay warm. This includes a hat, gloves, scarf, and insulated shoes or boots. 2. Be aware of icy conditions: Watch out for icy sidewalks, driveways, and roads, as they can be slippery and dangerous. Walk slowly and cautiously on icy surfaces. 3. Use proper lighting: With shorter days in the winter, it’s important to have adequate lighting when walking or driving at night. Make sure that your home’s exterior is well-lit, and use reflective gear if walking or biking in low light conditions. 4. Drive cautiously: Winter weather can bring snow, ice, and sleet, making driving conditions hazardous. Drive slowly, keep a safe distance from other vehicles, and be prepared for slippery roads. 5. Prepare for emergencies: Keep a winter safety kit in your car with essentials such as blankets, a flashlight, non-perishable food, water, and a first aid kit in case of emergencies. By following these winter safety tips, you can stay safe and enjoy the season without putting yourself at risk.

Due to the upcoming winter season, the Director of the Department of Security and Crisis Management provides recommendations regarding how to act in situations of worsening weather conditions.