The Salvation Army will open 10 heat relief stations throughout the Valley — where anyone in need can go for indoor cooling and hydration — during extreme heat warnings issued by the National Weather Service.
“When the National Weather Service issues an extreme heat warning, Salvation Army locations across the Valley act as heat relief stations and offer indoor cooling and hydration,” said Lt. Col. Henry Graciani, commander of The Salvation Army Southwest Division, based in Phoenix, in a release.
The following heat relief stations will be open from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and on any weekday the National Weather Service has issued or extended an extreme heat warning from May through September — excluding federal holidays:
