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Heat relief a team effort in Chandler

Eight of Maricopa County’s 608 heat-related deaths in 2024 happened in Chandler.

City staff and the Salvation Army are doing their best to minimize or eliminate that from happening this summer.

After the National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1-2, the Salvation Army announced it would opening its 10 heat relief stations throughout the Valley — where anyone can go for indoor cooling and hydration.

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