DeKalb County will open cooling centers from July 31 to August 2 in response to forecasts of extreme heat, with heat indexes expected to surpass 100 degrees.
🌡️ Why It Matters: Extreme heat poses significant health risks, especially to vulnerable populations. Ensuring access to cooling centers can prevent heat-related illnesses and save lives.
📍 What’s Happening:
- Cooling centers are available across the county.
- Water fountains accessible at county parks and libraries.
- Pools at recreation centers open free to the public from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
🏫 Catch Up Quick:
- The National Weather Service forecasts dangerous heat levels.
- DeKalb County is taking measures to provide relief and ensure public safety.
Thom Chandler
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