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ANAHEIM COOLING CENTERS OFFER RELIEF FROM THE HEAT
ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept. 12, 2014) With this weekend’s high-heat advisory, the City of Anaheim is reminding the community of its 10 cooling centers to help residents beat the heat.
Please call the location nearest you to for hours of operation: Continue reading
For Immediate Release: September 12, 2014
Contact: Deanne Thompson, dthompson@ochca.com, 714-834-2178
High Temperatures and Wildfire Smoke Pose Potential Health Risk
(Santa Ana) – Higher than normal temperatures are expected throughout the weekend in many inland Orange County cities, increasing the risk of heat related illnesses. In addition, smoke from the wildland brush fire burning in Silverado Canyon may pose a health danger to some Orange County residents, especially those in certain high-risk groups. The South Coast Air Quality Management District has issued a Smoke Advisory for portions of Orange County, including the Saddleback Valley and Capistrano Valley areas.
“Everyone should take precautions to stay cool and drink plenty of water to reduce health risks related to the heat and wildfire smoke,” said Dr. Eric Handler, County Health Officer. “Additional precautions are especially needed for older adults, those with preexisting medical conditions like heart or lung disease, those with disabilities, children, and those who may be working outdoors.” Dr. Handler also reminds residents to check on their family members, friends and neighbors this weekend. Continue reading
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ANAHEIM OFFERS COOLING CENTERS AND HEALTH CARE TIPS DURING THE WARM WEATHER
ANAHEIM, Calif. (September 5, 2013) – In times of higher than normal temperatures, Anaheim libraries and community centers serve as regional “cooling centers,” offering relief from the hot weather. The list of “cooling centers” is listed below. In addition, the following health care tips can help residents remain safe from heat-related illnesses. Continue reading