CLINTON COUNTY, Pa. — As warmer temperatures move into the area, Flash & Sirens is reminding residents to keep safety first while swimming, boating and enjoying water-related activities.

With more people heading to pools, lakes, rivers and creeks, it is important to remember that water conditions can change quickly. Anyone participating in water activities should wear a properly fitted life jacket, especially while boating, kayaking, tubing or swimming in open water.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to closely supervise children near water at all times. Swimmers should avoid going alone, stay within their abilities and never enter the water during severe weather or unsafe conditions.

Flash & Sirens also reminds the community to avoid alcohol while swimming or operating watercraft, check local weather conditions before heading out and call 911 immediately in the event of an emergency.

A fun day on the water can turn dangerous in seconds. Plan ahead, wear your life jacket and make safety part of every trip.

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