
Small children must be constantly supervised in the water.
5-Year-Old Jourdanton ISD Student Drowns at a Port Aransas Beach
According to a KSAT News report, a 5-year-old boy tragically drowned at a Port Aransas beach last week.¹

Small children must be constantly supervised in the water.
According to a KSAT News report, a 5-year-old boy tragically drowned at a Port Aransas beach last week.¹

Drowning accidents peak in the summer months.
Update: Boerne Fire Chief Manny Casarez identified the boy as 13-year-old Jaylen Robinson. Read the full report to hear his warnings on water safety at Beorne Lake.

Swimming is a popular choice among active seniors.
On a calm Sunday afternoon, an 80-year-old man went for a swim at Boerne City Lake Park — and never came home.

Young children are at an extreme risk of drowning accidents.
According to a News4SanAntonio report, a toddler drowned in an apartment complex pool last night.¹

An apartment complex can be legally responsible for a drowning injury in specific cases.
According to a KSAT News report, a man was rescued from a near-drowning incident at the Sundance Apartment Homes on Gardendale Road in San Antonio.

When are facilities responsible for a drowning injury?
According to a KSAT News report, authorities are investigating the drowning of a toddler on the North Side last week.

Hitting the water this summer? Remember these tips to keep yourself safe.
According to a KSAT News report, a teen boy has tragically drowned while swimming in Canyon Lake this Monday.

An adult should always supervise children during water activities.
According to a San Antonio Express-News report, a boy fatally drowned in the Comal River on Saturday while enjoying a float down with his family.

Drowning children often go unnoticed because of how quietly it normally happens.
According to a San Antonio Express-News report, a little on the Southwest side drowned in an above-ground pool at a family gathering yesterday.

Drowning injuries can lead to permanent disability.
(February 27, 2023) Police identified the body of Noel Hernandez (29) after recovering his body from the Guadalupe River in Seguin. According to MYSA News, the Seguin public information officer Jennifer Sourdellia stated that the department received a call after a speeding vehicle on I10 was spotted losing control and tumbling off the bridge and into the Guadalupe River at around 2 a.m. on Thursday, February 9. It took the police several hours to find and extract the vehicle and the deceased driver from the river. As far as they could tell, there were no other passengers, and no injuries were reported from this tragic accident.
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