
ALT Graphic announcing a local public health emergency due to the Hawk, Bug, and Stallion fires. On the left, a nighttime photo courtesy of Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue shows a wildfire glowing behind hills near a residential neighborhood. On the right, text advises residents to avoid removing debris because of serious health and safety risks. A logo for NNPH appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT CDC graphic explaining food safety during a power outage. It states to keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed. If closed, food stays safe for 4 hours in the refrigerator, 48 hours in a full freezer, and 24 hours in a half full freezer. The illustration shows two refrigerators with labeled time durations.

ALT CDC graphic explaining food safety after a power outage. It states to throw out perishable food in the refrigerator after 4 hours. It advises checking freezer and cooler temperatures and throwing out food above 40°F. Frozen food with ice crystals or still at 40°F or below can be safely refrozen or cooked. The illustration shows perishable foods like milk, eggs, meat, fish, and vegetables being thrown into a trash can. Text reads: When in doubt, throw it out.

ALT A map of the Reno and Sun Valley area shows various colored dots representing air quality data with most being yellow, or "Moderate". Notable locations such as the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony and Reno Stead Airport are labeled. The map displays a terrain view with roads and some green and orange shaded areas.

ALT The image is a public advisory about air quality with a background photo of a wildfire burning on a mountain. The text informs about an advisory issued by NNPH due to smoke from regional wildfires, potentially affecting air quality in Spanish Springs and North Valleys areas. Viewers are encouraged to check air quality at AirNow.gov or via the AirNow app.

ALT The homepage of the AirNow website. There is a system alert box with the title "Wildfire Smoke in Multiple States," advising users to check the Fire and Smoke map for more details. The background displays a search bar for entering ZIP code, city, or state to get air quality data. The EPA logo is visible at the bottom left.
















