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03/02/2026

Knowledge is power....

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02/23/2026

Another storm heading our way....

With the return of snow and colder temperatures across Ohio, the Ohio Department of Aging is sharing some helpful tips about winter safety.

✅ Have an emergency plan
✅ Dress in layers and limit exposure by staying indoors
✅ Ask a reliable family member, friend or neighbor to check in on you to make sure you are okay
✅ Check news outlets for important updates and information

For more winter safety tips: http://aging.ohio.gov/wintersafety

01/28/2026

Be safe.....

Extreme cold can be dangerous for anyone, but especially for older adults and those with chronic health conditions. Check on your family, friends, and neighbors during extreme cold to make sure they are safe!

01/25/2026

Can you check the boxes?

❄ Winter Storm Safety Reminder: Check Your Neighbors! ❄

The snow and bitterly cold temperatures can be especially challenging for older adults. A quick check-in can make a big difference.
✅ Home: Is it warm and safe? Are walkways clear?
✅ Health: Are they alert? Taking medications? Need medical help?
✅ Daily Needs: Do they have food, water, and a way to call for help?

Reach out by phone, text, video call, or in person if it’s safe to travel. Let’s keep our community connected and safe! 💙

For more winter safety tips: http://aging.ohio.gov/wintersafety

01/25/2026

01/24/2026

A winter storm and bitterly cold temperatures are in the forecast for much of Ohio this weekend. Stay safe and be prepared with these winter safety tips.

❄: http://aging.ohio.gov/wintersafety

01/24/2026

Be safe...

I'm proactively declaring a state of emergency in Ohio due to the damaging and dangerous conditions Winter Storm Fern is expected to bring to our state this weekend. I continue to encourage everyone to stay home unless it's absolutely necessary to be out.

🔗 https://bit.ly/4ac1nWB

01/24/2026

So important for family to check on family members!!

Winter weather and below-freezing temperatures are in the forecast for this weekend and much of next week, and the Ohio Department of Aging is encouraging older Ohioans and caregivers to be prepared.

Here are some helpful tips:
✅ Have an emergency plan
✅ Dress in layers and limit exposure by staying indoors
✅ Ask a reliable family member, friend or neighbor to check in on you to make sure you are okay
✅ Check news outlets for important updates and information

Read more: https://aging.ohio.gov/winterstorm26release

01/23/2026

Be safe follow the weather in your areas for updates!

We're extending the hours at Summit Lake Community Center (380 W. Crosier St.) on Friday, Jan. 23 through Tuesday, Jan. 27 to provide a warming center for residents in need. Summit Lake Community Center will be open between 8:00am and 7:00pm those days. All other City of Akron community centers will be open during their normal business hours.

The Akron Emergency Overnight Warming Center will be open nightly through Jan. 30 from 7:00pm to 8:00am for anyone needing a warm place to go overnight. You can learn more at akronemergencycenter.org.

The city will continue to monitor temperatures and will extend community center hours as necessary. Unless otherwise specified, the center will return to normal business hours starting Wednesday, Jan. 28. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4r5UwUg

01/23/2026

We're extending the hours at Summit Lake Community Center (380 W. Crosier St.) on Friday, Jan. 23 through Tuesday, Jan. 27 to provide a warming center for residents in need. Summit Lake Community Center will be open between 8:00am and 7:00pm those days. All other City of Akron community centers will be open during their normal business hours.

The Akron Emergency Overnight Warming Center will be open nightly through Jan. 30 from 7:00pm to 8:00am for anyone needing a warm place to go overnight. You can learn more at akronemergencycenter.org.

The city will continue to monitor temperatures and will extend community center hours as necessary. Unless otherwise specified, the center will return to normal business hours starting Wednesday, Jan. 28. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4r5UwUg

01/23/2026

If you don't have to go out this weekend don't. They are predicting a bad winter storm.

RELEASE: With winter weather and below-freezing temperatures in the forecast for this weekend and much of next week, the Ohio Department of Aging is encouraging older Ohioans and caregivers to be prepared.

Read more: https://aging.ohio.gov/winterstorm26release

01/19/2026

If you don't need to go out don't!!! Extremely cold....

Temperatures could dip into the single digits across parts of Ohio this coming week. Stay safe and be prepared with these winter safety tips during extra cold weather.

❄: http://aging.ohio.gov/wintersafety