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May 16, 2025
101 Critical Days of Summer – Fun in the sun!

Summer is the time to enjoy the warm sunny days with family and friends but do it safely and never leave Mother Nature to chance and prepare for the unexpected.
May 15, 2025
Motorcycle riders urged to have safety mindset

Warmer weather means more motorcycles are on the road, and base officials are urging all riders here to practice safe riding.The 66th Air Base Group Safety office offers training to help riders understand the responsibilities of operating a motorcycle.
May 30, 2024
Hanscom AFB begins "101 Critical Days of Summer" campaign

The Air Force Safety Center’s “101 Critical Days of Summer” campaign kicked off Memorial Day weekend and runs through Labor Day weekend.
May 30, 2024
Motorcycle training key to safe operation

As motorcycle season revs up, safety officials here remind military and civilian personnel of the importance of practicing motorcycle safety on and off the installation.
Jan. 18, 2023
Never-ending quest for motorcycle safety

Motorcycle mishaps are a big safety concern for the Department of the Air Force, with the service averaging nearly 12 incidents per year over the past 10 years. Most motorcycle mishaps are preventable, and individuals can take steps to minimize the potential for injury and possibly even death while
Oct. 14, 2021
Base safety offers tips as seasons change

Autumn in New England can bring with it many safety-related challenges for newcomers or lifelong residents.
June 26, 2020
Base Safety office encourages safe summer practices

66th Air Base Group Safety officials encourage all members of the community here to practice risk management when participating in activities on- or off-duty this summer.
June 7, 2019
Summer safety begins with avoiding unnecessary risks

June is National Safety Month and 66th Air Base Group Safety officials encourage all members of the community here to practice risk management when participating in activities on- or off-duty this summer.
Dec. 15, 2017
Hanscom defenders target opioid overdoses

At the Security Forces armory on base, where defenders are issued firearms, ammo and much of their tactical gear, armory Airmen hand shift leaders and patrolmen who will be out in the field for 8-12 hours the small nasal spray bottles containing opioid overdose medication.
June 22, 2017
Pedestrian safety is everyone’s responsibility

Members of the 66th Air Base Group Safety Office are reminding personnel here of the policy on use of headphones and other listening devices while exercising outdoors.

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