With schools closed for the holidays, winter break is the perfect time to talk to your kids about your family's emergency plan. Show your family that preparing can be fun with OEM's kid-created emergency preparedness cartoons. OEM teamed up with campers at the Goldie Maple Academy in the Rockaways to create the short cartoons about the importance of having a plan. 
Watch the Ready Kids cartoonsLearn more about preparedness from Ready New York for Kids Read OEM's Tip of the Week online
More than one-third of all home fires occur between December and February, and most of those are caused by worn, damaged, or improperly used electrical cords. Carefully inspect new and used holiday lights for cracked or frayed wires. Do not use broken bulbs on Christmas trees.Learn more holiday fire safety safety tips from the NYC Fire DepartmentRead OEM's Tip of the Week online 
As cozy as your home may get when you're baking for the holidays, remember to turn the oven off once those cookies are done. Never use your oven to warm up your home: doing so could lead to fire or dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. Read more about carbon monoxide Learn more about carbon monoxide safety (NYC Fire Department)Read OEM's Tip of the Week online 
Before you take any holiday road trips this month, it's a good idea to make sure your car is stocked for emergencies. Assemble an emergency supply kit for your vehicle that includes water, non-perishable foods, a flashlight, and batteries. And before colder weather arrives, add antifreeze, a blanket, and have a mechanic check your exhaust system, heater, brakes, and defroster. 
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