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Launch or expand a neighborhood cooling center program to areas that are most vulnerable. Establish nighttime cooling centers through partnerships with faith-based organizations.

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Extreme Heat
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Critical Facilities
People
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  • Clockwise from top left: Clint McKoy (2019), Adam Kring (2019), Alex Durham (2019), Wes Hicks (2018)

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