The dog days of summer continue, and OEM reminds you to make sure you keep your furry family members safe in the sun. Give them plenty of fresh, clean water, a shady place to rest, and avoid over-exercising them. 
Get hot weather tips from the ASPCALearn about preparing pets for emergenciesRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
A man named Willis Carrier invented the electric air conditioner 112 years ago, but you don't have to be an inventor to get inventive with saving energy this summer. Only use your A/C in rooms that you are in, while you are at home. Looking to cool your home before you return from work or play? Consider setting a timer to turn on your A/C shortly before you arrive. Get more tips on saving energy this summer from Con EdisonGet more tips on saving energy this summer from PSE&GRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
The hottest day in New York City history was recorded one year ago this week. But even when temperature records aren't being broken, it's important to be prepared for extreme heat. Visit the Beat the Heat website for tips and information. Read OEM's Tip of the Week online
Some of the hottest days of summer are upon us. Make the most of the season by cooling off at a free New York City pool. Dive into the fun and plan a visit today. Learn more about the city's outdoor pools from the Department of Parks & RecreationRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
As you fire up the grill for Independence Day, make sure to take steps to use your barbecue safely. Use your grill outdoors, never leave it unattended, and always have a garden hose or bucket of sand ready in case of any small grill flare-ups. Learn more about safe grilling techniques from FDNYRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
New Yorkers of all ages should know what to do when an emergency occurs. The new Ready New York tween guide series, "Choose Your Own Path to Preparedness", puts young adults in charge. Each story is based on a real-life emergency scenario, and challenges readers to make important decisions about what to do when various disasters strike. Copies of the guides are now available online and by calling 311. Learn more about these guidesHelp kids get prepared for emergenciesRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
Summer officially arrives this weekend, are you ready? New York City can get as much as 10 degrees hotter than surrounding areas during the summer, so it's important to be prepared. Beat the heat this season by drinking plenty of fluids, wearing loose and lightweight clothing, and avoiding strenuous activity, especially during the sun's peak hours (11 AM to 4 PM). Get tips and information from the Ready New York: Beat the Heat brochureRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
This Father's Day, give Dad the gift of knowing where to meet if an emergency happens. Present him and your loved ones with a meeting place outside your home and another outside your neighborhood. That way, you can reunite and assure your family's alright. Learn more about meeting places and emergency planningRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
Atlantic hurricane season has begun. It's time to get prepared -- and creative. Show OEM whether you live in a hurricane evacuation zone by entering the #KnowYourZone Contest. Submit an original photo, illustration, short video, or graphic for a chance to win a cool prize, bragging rights, and the chance to have your work displayed on OEM's website and social media channels. Enter the #KnowYourZone ContestRead OEM's Tip of the Week online
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