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11/01/2023

November is Child Safety and Protection Month. 🚸

To keep your children safe, the best place to start is at home. Here’s a big list of tips you can follow to keep your kids safe and sound:

Find child safety tips for additional ways to keep your child safe! Explore this resource for ways to create an environment that's safe and secure.

02/21/2023

Topic of the day: Trespassing 🚧🔐

The very first and most important thing to keep in mind when dealing with trespassers is your own safety. No matter how tempting it is to confront trespassers yourself, it’s best to turn to law enforcement officials and let them investigate the matter instead.

But you can take prevention into your own hands. These simple steps will help you protect your woods from trespassers:

• Know your land. Take time to roam through and inspect your property. If you’re physically able, walk the boundary lines and make sure they match your legal description. Make regular inspections a part of your routine. A surveyor or forester can help.

• Mark your land. Paint your boundary lines or trees frequently enough that the paint is always visible. If you have a serious trespassing problem or just want to be on the safe side, consider posting “No Trespassing” signs on your property. In most states, you have to post the signs fairly regularly (every 25 to 50 feet) along the property lines and at all entries. Your signs can even specify which activities you allow on your land and which ones you don't. Laws about posting vary from state to state, so consult with a county sheriff, game warden or other local resource to make sure you’re posting properly.

• Control access to your land. This may mean fencing your property or installing sturdy gates at your entry points. Keep in mind that while you want to discourage unwanted visitors, you don’t want to create dangerous conditions or block any state or county roads on your land.

• Meet your neighbors. Good neighbors can make for good protection, especially if you don’t live on your land. Make a point of meeting adjacent landowners, local game wardens and foresters—anyone who can keep an eye on things—and letting them know they can call you anytime they notice an issue on your property.

• Don’t be afraid to ask for help. If a serious trespassing problem comes to your attention, take it to the experts. Your forester, legal counsel and your local law enforcement agencies are there to help you.

Link to the full article: https://bit.ly/3FY9Aii.

11/29/2022

Since the cost of living has been on the rise, we thought you may be interested in these 15 tips to help lower your energy bill: https://bit.ly/3UCT5NZ.

Small adjustments to your home’s energy usage can help lower your electric bill. Save energy and money by fixing leaks, adjusting temperatures and more.

11/28/2022

Today is Cyber Monday! There will be plenty of amazing deals online today. I’ll include a link in the comments to some great tips on how you can find the best ones:

Having a AAA membership also grants you access to a sea of online shopping discounts that go beyond special holidays and include a variety of other benefits. Right now, AAA is running a 2 for 1 promotion on new membership sign-ups!

The membership at its core has become famous for providing world-class roadside assistance, which makes for a great holiday gift to family and friends. 💌🚗

Note: I am a AAA insurance agent based in Michigan but this post is not sponsored or endorsed by AAA.

11/24/2022

Many people make the mistake of looking for the cheapest snowmobile insurance instead of the best. If you don’t know what to look for, these tips can help: https://bit.ly/3qWkjBr.

How to get the best sled coverage at the right price with snowmobile insurance buying tips & insider secrets you need to know.