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Tualatin alerts residents to cooling resources ahead of heat advisory
5391646 · July 15, 2025
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Summary
City staff said a heat advisory will bring mid- to high-90s temperatures and listed cooling options including extended library hours, the splash pad, the Juanita Pohl Center and adjusted parks programming.
Tualatin city officials warned residents on July 12 that a National Weather Service heat advisory was expected beginning the next day and outlined local cooling resources and schedule adjustments.
City Manager Sherilyn told the council the advisory, communicated through Washington County emergency management, forecast Wednesday highs in the mid to high 90s and warm nights…
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