This is a page with resources for the Angwin Community Member. We are always hard at work to develop ways for you to be safer in your community. Below you’ll find resources that will guide you in preparing yourself for the unforeseen that could happen right here in Angwin. With your help, we can all be just that much more prepared.
NEWS RELEASE
August 31, 2010
Stop and Think
On September 2nd, the Napa Sheriff’s Office is launching its own, very simple, messaging campaign; “Stop and Think”. “Stop and Think” is our effort to remind our residents, visitors, and ourselves, to slow down, stop, and think about how our actions affect others.
1. Napa County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Vehicles will have “Stop and Think” bumper stickers on the right portion of the rear bumper.
2. Napa County Sheriff’s POPP Deputies will be distributing 4”x 4” static cling window stickers (“Stop and Think”) to businesses and residents, water bottles (“Stop and Think”) to cyclists, and 4”x 4” rubber coasters (“Stop and Think”) to winery tasting rooms.
3. Napa County Sheriff’s Deputies will be issuing 4”x 4” rubber markers (“Stop and Think”) to motorists/cyclists/field contacts in lieu of citations when a warning is appropriate.
Life can be complicated ……but our message is simple: The Napa County Sheriff’s Office would like you to “Stop and Think” about how your actions affect others.
December 29, 2009
*Tylenol Arthritis Pain Caplet 100 count: Recall of all lots*
Audience: Consumers, Pharmacists
McNeil Consumer Healthcare and FDA notified consumers that it is expanding a voluntary recall to include all available product lots of TYLENOL Arthritis Pain Caplet 100 count bottles, with the distinctive red EZ-OPEN CAP (Full list of lot numbers provided in press release at link below). In November 2009, 5 lots of this product were recalled due to consumer reports of an unusual moldy, musty, or mildew-like odor that was associated with nausea, stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea. The odor is
caused by the presence of a chemical 2,4,6-tribromoanisole, believed to be the breakdown of a chemical used to treat wooden pallets that transport and store packaging materials. The health effects of this compound have not been well studied, and to date all of the observed events reported to McNeil were temporary and non-serious. Consumers who purchased TYLENOL Arthritis Pain Caplet 100 count bottles with the distinctive red EZ-OPEN CAP from the lots included in this recall should stop using
the product and contact McNeil for instructions on a refund or replacement.
Read the complete MedWatch 2009 Safety summary, including a link to the firm's press release, at:
