Heat relief in Phoenix: What's being done to curb heat-related deaths
With scorching temperatures throughout this week in Arizona, the city of Phoenix is making some changes this year to battle the blazing heat.
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With scorching temperatures throughout this week in Arizona, the city of Phoenix is making some changes this year to battle the blazing heat.
In the northwest corner of the Burton Barr Library building in downtown Phoenix, there’s a little room that used to be a cafe. It’s been mothballed since flood damage shut down the library for several months back in 2017. So this side entrance to the building hasn’t been used by the public in years. But from May 1 until Sept. 30, these doors will be unlocked 24/7. The space
After a summer with record high temperatures during both day and night, Phoenix is working on expanding hours for cooling centers.The majority of Maricopa County’s heat-related deaths take place in Phoenix. The Arizona Republic recently reported the number of heat-classified deaths this year across the county is nearly 600.“We obviously have more work to do in this area,”
A new public survey aims to identify gaps in emergency heat relief services in Maricopa County.
2022 Midterm Election results continue to come in as Arizonans wait to see who is officially elected to top government spots in the state.