Louisville Parks & Rec March 2026

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Across
  1. 3. Equipment needing stable ground.
  2. 6. Slick ground condition after storms.
  3. 10. Person guiding vehicle safely.
  4. 12. Ability to clearly see hazards.
  5. 14. Temporary hazard boundary.
  6. 16. Scheduled upkeep preventing failure.
  7. 21. Movement requiring heightened awareness.
  8. 24. Gradual physical preparation.
  9. 27. Routine cleanup that prevents incidents.
  10. 30. Safe climbing technique.
  11. 32. Symbol often associated with luck.
  12. 34. Heavy rainfall reducing visibility.
  13. 35. Precipitation that raises slip risk.
  14. 36. Device that increases ladder balance.
  15. 37. Opposite of relying on luck.
  16. 40. Glare from wet pavement.
  17. 42. Condition that must be checked before walking.
  18. 43. What tires and boots rely on.
  19. 44. Overconfidence from past success.
  20. 45. Divided attention behind the wheel.
  21. 47. Water that can hide uneven surfaces.
  22. 50. Equipment requiring full attention.
  23. 51. Gathering where hazards still exist.
  24. 52. Support on steps or ramps.
  25. 53. Balance under shifting conditions.
  26. 55. Visual warning placed before danger.
  27. 57. Owning safe decisions.
  28. 60. Tire lift caused by water.
  29. 61. Public event requiring crowd awareness.
  30. 63. Action taken to reduce danger.
  31. 64. Battery-operated option.
  32. 65. Controlled slowing in rain.
Down
  1. 1. Sharing hazards before injuries happen.
  2. 2. Thinking ahead before acting.
  3. 4. Possibility of harm.
  4. 5. Color commonly worn mid-month.
  5. 6. Spring task requiring area checks.
  6. 7. Operating vehicles in changing conditions.
  7. 8. Above-your-head danger zone.
  8. 9. Acronym meaning Get Out And Look.
  9. 11. Common workplace injury category.
  10. 13. Loss of footing on wet surfaces.
  11. 15. Believing conditions are safe without checking.
  12. 17. Repeating safe habits daily.
  13. 18. Loose material that creates hazards.
  14. 19. Random chance not suitable for safety planning.
  15. 20. Safe space between vehicles.
  16. 22. Measure that lowers hazard impact.
  17. 23. Barrier preventing falls.
  18. 25. Important even on cool days.
  19. 26. Stable base before lifting.
  20. 28. Reduced alertness during long shifts.
  21. 29. Season when outdoor work increases.
  22. 31. Result of clutter or uneven ground.
  23. 33. Month known for changing weather patterns.
  24. 38. Knowing your surroundings.
  25. 39. Preparing muscles before work.
  26. 41. Type used for height access.
  27. 46. Risky choice to save time.
  28. 48. Tool that can block rain.
  29. 49. Controls runoff around facilities.
  30. 51. Adjusting equipment for safe operation.
  31. 54. First step before using tools.
  32. 56. Friction needed between shoe and surface.
  33. 58. Activity requiring overhead awareness.
  34. 59. Area unseen from driver position.
  35. 60. Often leads to mistakes.
  36. 62. Breaks that restore focus.