Updated 9 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 15
Cooling centers are closed at this time. Check back for updates.
Sign up for a volunteer shift, review the list of cool spaces, and bookmark Help for when it’s Hot
There are multiple opportunities to help at cooling centers and misting stations today, Aug. 11, through Sunday, Aug 15.
Reports and analysis conducted on extreme heat events in Multnomah County.
Advice from cooling centers on how to lend a hand or open one of your own
Know the symptoms of heat-related illnesses.
Browse our collection of videos for tips to stay cool and safe during a heat wave.
Children are more sensitive to heat and dehydration than adults.
Take steps to protect pets during extreme heat. Cooling centers can also offer a space of refuge for people and pets.
An unprecedented heat dome settled over the region for nearly five days between June 25 and June 30. It was a mass casualty event.
This is the executive rule declaring a state of emergency in Multnomah County Aug. 11 to Aug. 15 due to excessive heat.
Multnomah County’s Office of Communications, in partnership with area agencies, coordinates media requests during hot weather events.
Drink water, stay in the shade, seek out cool spaces and never leave people or pets in a hot car. Find other ways to stay cool and healthy here.
Playing in cold water is a great way to cool off during hot weather. But water can quickly become dangerous.
How to stay safe from COVID-19 when you head outside.
Details on what to expect at cooling centers, what to consider bringing, and pets.
Situation reports for Multnomah County emergency operation activations
