• Check your tires and replace with all-weather or snow tires, if necessary.
• Keep your gas tank full to prevent ice from getting in the tank and fuel lines.
• Use a wintertime fluid in your windshield washer.
• Make an emergency kit to keep in your car. Include water, snacks, first-aid kit, blankets, flashlight, extra batteries, portable cell phone charger, and emergency flares.

Follow these tips to keep your home safe and warm:

• Check your heating systems.
• Clean out chimneys and fireplaces.
• Closely monitor any burning fires or candles.
• Check your carbon monoxide and smoke detectors.
• Remove ice and snow from walkways to prevent slips and falls.
• Keep an emergency kit in your home that includes flashlights, extra batteries, a first-aid kit, extra medicine, and baby items.
• If you lose power, your kit should also include food and water for three days for each family member, warm clothing if you have to evacuate, and toys and games for children.”

Community Health of Central Washington (https://www.chcw.org/8-winter-safety-tips/)