Just as the weather is starting to heat up, ReadyWisconsin is getting ready for Heat Awareness Day in the state.
Governor Tony Evers declared June 3rd as Heat Awareness Day in Wisconsin, helping ensure residents are ready for what summer brings.
Last year, there were 10 heat-related deaths, according to preliminary data from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (WI DHS).
Preliminary data also shows there were 1,004 heat-related emergency department visits in the state from May 1 to September 30.
Greg Engle, Wisconsin Emergency Management administrator. “Now is the time to have a plan, check on loved ones, and ensure you know what you need and what to do to stay safe and cool this summer.”
For tips ion staying cool this summer, visit WEM.WI.gov.
