As Tubers Flock to Colorado Rivers, Rescue Crews Urge Safety and Awareness
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As tubers flock to Colorado rivers, rescue crews urge safety and awareness
DENVER (KDVR) — As the weather starts to heat up, many around the state look to cool off by floating down a river in a tube. While it can be a fun time, rescue crews encourage people to enjoy the water safely. Rockies set several more unwanted records on Saturday Lt. Doug Picone at West Metro Fire Rescue said during the summer months, his team responds to water rescue calls about two or three times a week, but also said they’re a daily occ…
Local firefighters equip teens with water safety skills
Rural Metro Firefighters are emphasizing the importance of water safety as they frequently respond to rescue missions on local waterways, like the Rogue River. According to Rural Metro Fire, these missions often turn into searches for missing individuals, with many resulting in tragic outcomes.
LDH urges residents to practice safe swimming, water safety
As summer approaches, the state Department of Health (LDH) is reminding families about the importance of water safety measures. Strong water safety practices can prevent drownings and serious water-related injuries, especially among children.
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