Watch UR BAC

Watch UR BAC is hiring a program coordinator. Do you have a passion for educating teens on the dangers of drunk and impaired driving? Maybe this position could be for you! It says the location is College Station, but you can work from home (but be prepared to travel, because the program is statewide). If interested you can apply at https://tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/AgriLife_Extension_External/job/College-Station-TX/Program-Coordinator-II_R-091910.

Program Coordinator II Job TitleProgram Coordinator II Agency Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service Department Family And Community Health Proposed Minimum Salary$4,583.34 monthly Job LocationCollege Station, Texas Job TypeStaff Job Description The Program Coordinator II, under the supervision of the Watch UR BAC Progr...

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Watch UR BAC Team! 🍀

Today is all about celebrating, having fun, and making memories with friends. If you’re celebrating, remember to plan ahead, look out for one another, and make safe choices.
A little planning can go a long way in keeping the good times going.

Stay safe, stay smart, and have a lucky St. Patrick’s Day! 💚

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day is a time to celebrate—but celebrate safely!

Our Watch UR BAC team with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension reminds everyone to plan ahead before the celebrations begin. If alcohol is involved, make sure you have a safe ride home.

✔️ Designate a sober driver
✔️ Use a rideshare or taxi
✔️ Stay where you are if needed

Watch UR BAC — Safe Rides Save Lives.
Let’s keep our roads and our communities safe this St. Patrick’s Day! 💚 Arlington Police Department Texas Department of Public Safety - Central Texas Region

If it looks blurry, your judgment probably is too.

Even one drink can affect how you drive. Don’t risk it.

As we head into St. Patrick’s Day week, let’s make it our community’s goal to keep our roads safe.

✔ Plan ahead
✔ Drive sober
✔ Speak up

Spring Break is coming up - have fun but make smart choices! ☀️🌴

Swipe for 5 tips to keep your Spring Break safe, including planning ahead and looking out for friends.

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Take off your baby’s bow when they are in their car seat.

As a first-time girl mom I had no idea. On the way home from the hospital my daughter’s bow fell right over her face. I jumped into the back and took it off immediately.

She was safe but it could have blocked her breathing. No one told me about this so I want other parents to know. Accessories in car seats can be dangerous. Simple cute things can become a hazard when your baby cannot move them.

Your baby’s safety comes first even before the cutest outfit.