College prepares building entrances for potential ice buildup from winter storms

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Jesse Asay sprays a brine solution on entrances to the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center at the College of Eastern Utah campus in Price on Wednesday in preparation for possible ice buildup created by winter storms. Slip and fall accidents represent one of the primary causes of injuries in public and private buildings, so many organizations take precautions to alleviate the risks and keep incidents to a minimum.

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