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City urges heat-safety steps as summer temperatures rise
Summary
City staff warned of increased heat-related health risks and directed residents to city resources for staying safe during hot-weather events.
Amber Grow, Office of Neighborhood Services, warned that summer weather brings "increased risks for heat related health complications" and told residents the city maintains resources to help keep people safe during hot-weather events. She advised listeners to view the linked resources for specific guidance.
The update did not list specific cooling center locations or hours; Grow directed residents to the city's resource link for details. The city also advised early planning for vulnerable household members and to check city resources for steps to reduce heat exposure.
