Why We Serve: The Impact of Local Heroes Each year, Aftermath Services conducts the annual Why We Serve grant. It raises awareness and provides funding to local causes that are near and dear to the hearts of law enforcement officers and first responders nationwide. Here’s how it works: officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, etc. can self […]
Read Full ArticleIt’s a situation most people will experience at least once in a lifetime. An elderly parent or relative passes on, and the family must decide what to do with decades of collected memories, cherished treasures, and the all the other material possessions that accompany modern living. Whether you’ve been down this road before or have […]
Read Full Article2015 has come and gone, and along with it many exciting giveaways and contests. To start the new year off right, we’re announcing the 25 winners of the final Aftermath contest of the year, our 2015 Winter PPE Giveaway Contest. The contest ran from December 4th -31st, and articipants included law enforcement officials, coroners, and […]
Read Full ArticleWe’re just a few weeks into 2019 and already our conference schedule is filling up. The first month of the year was marked by several new conferences. While we love seeing familiar faces, it’s a satisfying feeling to know that even more first responders are now prepared when families ask the difficult question of “what […]
Read Full ArticleA safe and healthy environment is one of the most important parts of creating a productive workplace. However, accidents can happen in even the safest places. Knowing how to spot potential hazards will go a long way in preventing workplace injuries. Here are 3 of the most common types of workplace accidents and basic safety […]
Read Full ArticleHuman decomposition is the natural process that involves the breakdown of organic tissue, beginning immediately upon death. While this process is unavoidable, there are some factors, both natural and unnatural, that can either slow or expedite the process. Here we’ll go over some of the most common of these factors and explain just how severely […]
Read Full ArticleThe holidays are a busy time, filled with excitement and anticipation, as well as the love and companionship of family and friends. They are also a reminder of the past year, a time for reflection and fond memories. However, for those who have experienced the death of a loved one, the holidays can be especially […]
Read Full ArticleIndoor air quality has quickly become an important aspect of our health, in no small part due to the coronavirus pandemic. As studies about airborne hazards continue to find irritants and allergens that may leave us more susceptible to contract respiratory diseases, it’s becoming more and more important to understand how to protect oneself. Here […]
Read Full ArticleMost schools are closed today to honor the birth of famed civil rights activist, Martin Luther King, Jr. If you’re taking time off to spend a day with your little ones, a trip to the park is the perfect thing to keep them entertained and out of trouble. But playgrounds are the cause of many […]
Read Full ArticleSchool’s out for the season, and everyone is looking forward to the long break (well, nearly everyone!). With vacation time on the horizon, summer is a great time to visit the park or gather up neighborhood friends for backyard fun. June is also National Safety Month. And as our parents cautioned us, it’s not just […]
Read Full ArticleFor many, the holiday season means traveling over the meadow and through the woods to visit friends and family. According to HotWire.com, more Americans are expected to travel throughout the 2013 Holiday season, paying 3 percent more for Thanksgiving hotel stays and 4 percent more for Christmas hotel stays, when compared to 2012 costs. But […]
Read Full ArticleIt’s that time of year again when a trip to the supermarket or the office can mean exposure to all forms of colds, bacteria, germs, and other illnesses. You’ve got your flu shot, but now what? Colds, while minor, can still put a damper on your productivity…and make you feel miserable for days to come. […]
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