🏎️ The F1 weekend at COTA is here! If you’re checking out the races or music, plan ahead. • Plan your route and parking • Stay hydrated • Keep your phone charged • Share your location with friends/family • Download the free what3words app in case of an emergency

🌳🔥 We need YOUR help to prevent wildfires! A burn ban is still in effect for Travis County. - Do not burn trash, brush, or debris. - Keep grills away from dry grass. Stay vigilant! #PrepareTravisCounty

🚌 It’s National School Bus Safety Week! 🚗 Stop for school buses with flashing red lights and an extended stop arm. 🧒Stay alert and wait for the bus to stop before approaching. Slow down. Stay alert. Protect our students! #PrepareTravisCounty

💊 National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Drop off unwanted prescription, over-the-counter and pet meds at any of the 5 Travis County Constable precincts for free, anonymous disposal. 🚫 No sharps accepted. #TakeBackDay

💨🔥 Strong winds + dry conditions = Extra fire danger! A wind advisory is in effect today (10/16). Strong winds can spread wildfires quickly. 🚫 No outdoor burning. 🚗Avoid parking on dry grass. 🔗Secure trailer chains. One spark can start a wildfire! #PrepareTravisCounty

🔥 Travis County is still under a burn ban! Even a small spark can grow into a devastating wildfire. ❌ No brush or trash burning 🚘 Do not park on dry grass 🔗 Secure trailer chains 🍔 Use caution with grills/outdoor equipment Every action counts: traviscountytx.gov/fire-mars…

👻 Spooky October is here! It is also National Pedestrian Safety Month, with lots of fall events. Stay safe! -Use crosswalks and follow traffic signals -Make sure the driver sees you before you start to cross -Wear reflective clothing at night -Avoid distractions from phones

Today (10/13) is International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction. It’s a good reminder #ResilienceStartsAtHome. ✅ Sign up for WarnCentralTexas.org emergency alerts ✅ Make an emergency kit ✅ Learn about local hazards like flooding and wildfire #PrepareTravisCounty

🔥 One spark can start a wildfire. Recent rain does not end wildfire danger. Travis County’s burn ban is still in effect! Be mindful of anything that can create sparks and ignite dry grass and vegetation.

⚠️ Something doesn't look or smell right? Stop using the device. A battery that becomes unusually hot, swells, leaks, changes shape, smells strange, or makes hissing or popping sounds could be damaged. Don’t ignore the warning signs! #FirePreventionWeek #PrepareTravisCounty

🔋 At 100%? Unplug and give your charger a break. It's a simple step that can help avoid overheating your device and reduce unnecessary stress on the battery. #FirePreventionWeek #PrepareTravisCounty

🔥🚫 Friendly reminder: Travis County is still under a burn ban! Rain over the weekend wasn’t enough to make outdoor burning safe. 🍂 Don’t burn debris 🚗 Avoid dry grass 🔗 Secure tow chains 🛠️ Use caution with outdoor equipment 🚬 Don’t toss cigarettes

🔋 Where you charge matters. Scrolling while charging your phone in bed sounds comfy, but it can be a fire hazard because soft surfaces trap heat. This #FirePreventionWeek, charge into safety by charging your devices on a table, desk, or countertop. #PrepareTravisCounty

🔌 That cheap charger may not be worth the risk. This #FirePreventionWeek, take a look around home and make sure you’re using the charger and cord that came with your devices. The wrong charger can damage the battery and increase the risk of fire. #PrepareTravisCounty

Travis County, stay weather aware! Rain may continue today and Saturday. 🚗 Slow down, use headlights and allow extra stopping distance. Never drive through flooded roads. 🎶 Heading to ACL Fest? Check the forecast, bring rain gear and stay alert.

🌧️ Be weather aware as you head home from work or school! Roads may be flooded. More rain may be on the way. 🚗 Slow down and leave extra space between vehicles. 🚫 Never drive through floodwater. If a road is closed, turn around. Find a detour. #PrepareTravisCounty

🌧️ Be weather aware. Don't drive through flooded! roads!

🌧️ #TravisCounty: FLOOD WATCH in effect 7 p.m. Wed. (9/30) through 7 p.m. Fri. (10/2). 📢 Emergency alert sign up: WarnCentralTexas.org 🚗 Never drive/walk through floodwater. 📱 Check road closures: ATXfloods.com Turn around, don’t drown.

🌧️ Travis County, be weather aware! A Flood Watch is in effect Wed. 9/30 at 7 p.m. through Fri. 10/2 at 7 p.m. Heavy rain could cause flash flooding. Avoid low-water crossings and flooded roads. Get alerts: WarnCentralTexas.org. Check road conditions: ATXFloods.com.