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El Paso County Launches Cooling Centers to Combat Summer Heatwave

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Starting June 15, El Paso County will open four cooling centers to provide relief from extreme summer temperatures, which often exceed 100 degrees. These centers will remain operational daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until August 15, with closures on specific holidays including Juneteenth and Independence Day. Locations include the Agua Dulce Community Center in Horizon City, Fabens Community Center, Canutillo Community Center, and La Fe Montana Vista Community and Resource Center in El Paso. Residents are encouraged to utilize these air-conditioned facilities to stay safe during the heat, and pet owners are reminded to keep their animals hydrated and avoid walking them during peak heat hours.

Key Details: • Cooling centers open from June 15 to August 15, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Closed on Juneteenth (June 19) and Independence Day (July 3-4). • Locations: Agua Dulce Community Center, Fabens Community Center, Canutillo Community Center, La Fe Montana Vista Community and Resource Center. • Pet owners should ensure pets have water and shade; avoid walking pets during hottest times.

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Horizon CityEl PasoFabensCanutilloCanutillo Community CenterAgua Dulce Community CenterFabens Community CenterLa Fe Montana Vista Community and Resource Center

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