The so-called "Forest City" of Rockford is either Illinois’ second or third largest metropolis, depending on how you slice the numbers. Situated in Winnebago County, Rockford supports over 150,000 people and serves as home base to a panoply of artists, architects, engineers, and science innovators. The Klehm Arboretum, the Coronado Theater, the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Centre, and the Burpee Museum of Natural History all attract tourists galore from ever corner of the world. Yet the breadth of Rockford’s cultural palette (e.g. consider the city's Victorian bridges, Art Deco hotels, and innovative children science centers) aside, this quaint town can prove to be a dangerous place for visitors and residents alike. In the winter, icy, sleety weather blowing in off Lake Michigan can lead to slip and falls, car crashes, and construction accidents, for instance.

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