The city of Atlanta announced that three cooling stations will be open until further notice to ensure that Atlanta residents have a safe place to stay cool during the expected high temperatures. Cooling stations are air-conditioned facilities where residents can find relief from the heat. Residents, especially senior citizens, are strongly advised to take advantage of these cooling stations if needed. The stations are open daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. The Atlanta Fire and Rescue Department is also offering free bottled water at all fire stations.

The cooling stations are located at: Georgia Hill Neighborhood Center,250 Georgia Ave.; J.C. Burdine, 215 Lakewood Way; and Old Adamsville Emergency Shelter, 3403 Delmar Lane.

Information: www.atlantaga.gov; 404-330-6023.

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