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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 18/08/2025

Stay cool and safe in the heat! - LA City Cooling Centers: Emergency.LACity.gov/Heat - LA City Libraries are available for cooling during regular operating hours: LAPL.org/Branches - Find nearby cool spots: Climate4LA.org/CoolSpotsLA #HeatRelief4LA #LAHeat #ExtremeHeat #LosAngeles #HeatAlert

Heat Alert! LA City Cooling Centers. For locations and hours of operation, visit www.Emergency.LACity.gov/Heat. LA City Libraries are cooling centers. For Library branch locations and hours of operations, visit www.LAPL.org/Branches. Find cool spots near you by checking the Cool Spots LA Map at www.Climate4LA.org/CoolSpotsLA.

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

Extreme heat is a year-round issue in Los Angeles, especially now with climate change. Check out the hashtag #HeatSafeLA for tips to stay safe on hot days and for staying involved in cooling LA!

Heat Happens ALL YEAR. We are experiencing hotter days more often throughout the year. Stay prepared for heat all year long, not just during the summer!

Stay #HeatSafeLA

Make a plan to check on those at high risk during heat waves.

Have a first aid kit for treating heat-related illnesses, such as cool packs and rehydration solutions.

Insulate your home and install reflective window films or shade to block out the sun’s heat.

Plant a tree. Neighborhoods with trees feel 10 degrees cooler.

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

El calor extremo es un problema durante todo el año en Los Ángeles, especialmente ahora con el cambio climático. ¡Echa un ojo al hashtag #HeatSafeLA para obtener consejos para mantenerse a salvo en los días de calor!

El Calor Ocurre TODO EL AÑO. estamos experimentando días más calurosos con más frecuencia durante todo el año.
¡Manténgase preparado para el calor durante todo el año, no sólo durante el verano!

Manténgase #HeatSafeLA

Haga un plan para controlar a las personas que corren alto riesgo durante las olas de calor.

Tenga un botiquín de primeros auxilios para tratar enfermedades relacionadas con el calor, como compresas frías y soluciones de rehidratación.

Aísle su hogar e instale cortinas o películas reflectantes para ventanas para bloquear el calor del sol.

Planta un árbol. Los barrios con árboles se sienten 10 grados más frescos.

Regístrese para recibir alertas y advertencias meteorológicas en su área.

Haga un plan para cortes de energía si tiene medicamentos que necesitan refrigeración.

Conozca las rutas de evacuación locales en caso de otras emergencias.

¡Visite bit.ly/recursosparaelcalor para obtener más recursos!

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 23/09/2025

Want a garden that thrives in the heat? Choose native and drought-tolerant plants that love LA’s summer climate. You’ll save water, stay cooler, and help the planet. Learn more at bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources #HeatSafeLA

GREEN Against the Heat! Heat-Resilient Gardens:
Stay alive during heat season
Cool your neighborhood
Reduce your energy use
#HeatSafeLA

Heat Hacks For Your Garden
• Water your plants early or late - before
9am / after 6pm - to prevent evaporation
• Water deeply, not daily to encourage strong root growth for heat tolerance
• Add mulch to keep soil cool and retain moisture
• Create shade to protect you and your plants
• Choose native plants that thrive in high temperatures and require less water

Get Paid to Go Green
LADWP Turf Replacement Rebate
Get up to $15,000 rebate to replace your grass with native plants!
Live in Greater LA County?
Check out LA County Public Works’ Grass Replacement Rebate
Learn more at bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 23/09/2025

Tu jardín también puede ayudar con el calor. Plantas nativas y resistentes al calor ahorran agua y refrescan tu espacio. Obtenga más información en bit.ly/recursosparaelcalor #HeatSafeLA

¡Verde contra el calor!

Los jardines resistentes al calor:
Se mantienen vivos durante la temporada de calor
Refrescan tu vecindario
Reducen tu consumo de energía

Consejos para el calor en tu jardín
Riega temprano o tarde (antes de las 9 a.m. o después de las 6 p.m.)
Riega profundo, no diario, para fortalecer las raíces contra el calor.
Usa mantillo para mantener la humedad
Crea sombra para protegerte a ti y a tus plantas
Escoge plantas nativas resistentes al calor

Reciba un reembolso por ser ecológico
Reembolso por reemplazo de césped del LADWP
¡Obtén un reembolso de hasta $15,000 para reemplazar tu césped con plantas nativas!
¿Vive en Los Ángeles County?
Consulta el reembolso por reemplazo de césped del Departamento de Obras Públicas del Condado de Los Ángeles.
¡Obtenga más información en bit.ly/consejosparaelcalor

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

Our risk for heat-related illness may depend a lot on where we live, work, and play. Today we’re covering the “Urban Heat Island Effect”—the reason why some neighborhoods are made hotter than others. Learn how to cool your neighborhood at bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources #HeatSafeLA

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

Mucho del riesgo de enfermedades relacionadas con el calor depende de donde vivimos, trabajamos y jugamos. El "Efecto Isla de Calor Urbano" es una razón que algunas zonas son más calurosos que otras. Aprende como mantener su bario fresco a bit.ly/recursosparaelcalor #HeatSafeLA

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 18/08/2025

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 09/08/2025

Take a break from the heat. If your home doesn’t have air conditioning, or if there was a power outage, you have options! You can go to libraries, malls, and rec centers to cool off. To find cool spots near you, call 3-1-1, or visit Climate4LA.org/CoolSpotsLA. #HeatRelief4LA #ExtremeHeat #LAHeat

Play it cool. Play it safe. Let's get extreme heat ready - Simple steps save lives - start here: ListosCalifornia.org.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 07/08/2025

On hot days, visit these free public places to stay cool! - Swimming pools and splash pads - Recreation centers, parks, museums - Community and Senior Centers - Libraries and hydration stations Find nearby cool spots: climate4la.org/CoolSpotsLA #HeatRelief4LA #HeatSafeLA #ExtremeHeat #LosAngeles

Infographic listing cool spots for relief from hot weather, including swimming pools and splash pads, recreation centers, parks, museums, community and senior centers, libraries, and hydration stations. Visit www.Climate4LA.org/CoolSpotsLA for more information about nearby cool spots.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 07/08/2025

Encuentre lugares frescos cercanos: climate4la.org/CoolSpotsLA Regístrese para recibir alertas de NotifyLA: emergency.lacity.gov/notifyla #AlivioDelCalorLA #CalorExtremo #HeatRelief4LA #HeatSafeLA #ReadyLA #NotifyLA #CoolSpots #ExtremeHeat #LosAngeles @laregionalcollab.bsky.social

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 01/08/2025

¡Trabajadores, conozcan sus derechos! Obtenga más información: - 99calor.org/espanol/ - dir.ca.gov/dosh/Spanish... #HeatSafeLA #AlivioDelCalorLA #HeatRelief4LA #CalorExtremo

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 01/08/2025

Workers, know your rights! Learn more: - www.99calor.org/english.html - dir.ca.gov/dosh/heatill... #HeatSafeLA #HeatRelief4LA #ExtremeHeat

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 03/07/2025

Los fuegos artificiales no son lo único que puede hacer infeliz a su mascota. Mantenga a su mascota sano al ponerle más atención durante los días muy calurosos. ¡Si ud. no estaría contento, tampoco le gustaría a su mascota! Más información: bit.ly/recursosparaelcalor #HeatSafeLA

Mantén a tus mascotas a salvo del calor:
• Mantenga a las mascotas adentro o en un área sombreada si están afuera.
• Proporcione mucha agua fresca y limpia.
• Camine durante las horas frescas y sea breve. El cuerpo de tu perro puede calentarse rápidamente.
• Coloque la mano en el suelo durante 5 a 7 segundos antes de pasear a su mascota; si no puede mantener la mano allí, hace demasiado calor para las patas de su mascota.
• Cepillar el pelaje de tu mascota puede permitir que el aire frío circule mejor a través de su pelaje.
#HeatSafeLA

Conozca las señales de sobrecalentamiento en las mascotas:

• Jadeo excesivo, dificultad para respirar, aumento de la frecuencia cardíaca y respiratoria, babeo, debilidad leve o incluso colapso.
• Si su mascota tiene sobrepeso, es mayor o tiene un problema de salud, es posible que tenga más problemas para mantenerse fresco cuando hace calor.

Si crees que tu mascota se está sobrecalentando:

• Llévalos a un lugar más fresco rápidamente
• Moje su pelaje y piel y abaníquelos para que se enfrien
• Llévalos a un veterinario

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 03/07/2025

Fireworks aren’t the only thing that can make your furry friend unhappy. Keep your pet healthy by taking extra care of them during hot days. You can follow this easy rule: if you wouldn’t be happy, your pet wouldn’t like it either! Learn more: bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources #HeatSafeLA

Keep your pets safe in the heat.

• Keep pets inside or in a shaded area if outside.
• Provide plenty of fresh, clean water.
• Walk during cool hours and keep it short. Your dog's body can heat up quickly.
• Place hand on ground for 5-7 seconds before walking your pet - if you cannot keep your hand there, it's too hot for your pet's paws.
• Brushing your pet's fur can allow cool air to better circulate through their coat.
#HeatSafeLA

Know the signs of overheating in pets:
• Excessive panting, difficulty breathing, increased heart and respiratory rate, drooling, mild weakness or even collapse.
• If your pet is overweight, is older, or has a health condition they may have more trouble staying cool when it's hot.

If you think your pet is overheating:
• Get them to a cooler place quickly
• Wet their fur and skin and fan them to cool them down
• Take them to a vet

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 26/06/2025

The sun’s rays can be stronger than they feel. Protect your skin with sunscreen (SPF 15+) , sunglasses, hats, and shade when outside. Sun safety helps prevent heat illness and long-term damage. Learn more at bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources #HeatSafeLA

Sun Safety 101. LA’s sunlight is no joke! High heat = high UV risk. Protecting your skin prevents skin cancer, burns, and long-term damage. #HeatSafeLA

Sunscreen Dos and Don’ts. Make it a daily habit to protect your skin from UV rays. On hot days, avoid direct sunlight when possible.
Use SPF 15+ every day – all skin tones need it.
Don’t forget your ears, neck, hands - even the back of your knees!
No sunscreen is entirely sweat or waterproof. Make sure to reapply every 2 hours, or more if you are exercising
Use the teaspoon rule: Apply about a 1.5 teaspoon amount of sunscreen on your face

Gear up to cool down. Sunscreen should be your last layer of protection, not your only one.
Wide-brimmed hats
UV-protective clothing or long sleeves
Sunglasses with UV protection
Umbrellas or parasols

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 17/06/2025

El cambio de clima hace que Los Ángeles sea más caluroso. Si no tiene aire acondicionado en la casa, considere estos consejos para mantenerse seguro y sano cuando hace calor. Para más información y recursos, visite: bit.ly/CoolDownYourHome #HeatSafeLA

Refresca tu hogar.
Ahorre energía y dinero mientras se protege de las enfermedades relacionadas con el calor.

Prepara tu casa para los días calurosos:
Protégete del sol y del calor con cortinas y persianas. Conviértete en padre de plantas; las plantas de interior
pueden regular el clima de una habitación y hacerte sentir más cómodo. Coloca ventiladores en la cocina mientras cocina. No utilice el horno ni la estufa. Utilice extractores de aire en la cocina y el baño para reducir el calor y la humedad.

Conserva energía:
Desenchufe los electrodomésticos
que no utilice. Cargar dispositivos durante la noche. Cerrar las habitaciones no utilizadas. Utilice bombillas de bajo consumo que no
desprenden calor residual. Compruebe el aislamiento y selle los huecos en ventanas o puertas.

¿Tiene aire acondicionado?
Mantengase "lo suficientemente fresco":
Configure el termostato a 78 grados cuando esté en casa y a 85 grados cuando esté fuera. Haz tu propio aire acondicionado: Coloque una bandeja con hielo entre usted y un ventilador de caja para enfriar el aire.

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 17/06/2025

Climate change is making LA hotter. If you don’t have air conditioning in your home, consider these tips to stay safe in the heat. For more information & resources, visit bit.ly/CoolDownYourHome #HeatSafeLA

Cool Down Your Home.
Save energy and money while protecting yourself from heat-related illness.

Prep your home for hot days:
Block out the sunlight using blackout curtains, shutters, blinds. Become a plant parent: indoor plants can regulate a room's climate and make you feel more comfortable. Place fans in the kitchen while you're cooking. Use kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans to dissipate heat and humidity. Set ceiling fans to run counterclockwise.

Conserve energy:
Unplug unused appliances. Charge devices overnight. Close off unused rooms. Use energy saving light bulbs that don’t give off waste heat. Check insulation and seal any gaps in windows or doors.

Have A/C? Stay “Just Cool Enough”.
Set the thermostat to 78 degrees when home and 85 degrees when away. Make your own A/C: Place a pan of ice between you and a box fan to cool the air down.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 09/06/2025

Join us this Thursday, June 12, 2025 at 3:00 pm for the 2025 Heat Relief 4 LA Campaign Virtual Kick-Off Event! Register here: Climate4LA.org/HeatRelief2025 #HeatRelief4LA #HeatSafeLA #HeatSeason #ExtremeHeat #LosAngeles @laregionalcollab.bsky.social

Promotional graphic for the 2025 Heat Relief 4 LA Campaign virtual kick-off event on Thursday June 12, 2025 from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm, with City of Los Angeles skyline and illustrations of outdoor workers.

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

El aumento de las temperaturas implica un aumento del riesgo: se esperan más días de calor peligroso en Los Ángeles. En #HeatAwarenessDay, obtenga consejos para mantenerse a salvo: bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources. Síganos para recursos y protéja su comunidad del calor. #HeatSafeLA

El condado de Los Ángeles se está calentando! El aumento de las temperaturas significa un aumento del riesgo. Manténgase #HeatSafeLA

El calor es el fenómeno meteorológico más mortífero en los Estados Unidos. Haga un plan para permanecer #HeatSafeLA

Síganos todas las semanas este verano mientras compartimos formas de protegernos a nosotros mismos, a nuestra familias y comunidades del calor extremo! Por consejos, sigue #HeatSafeLA o visite bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources.

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Los Angeles Regional Collaborative @laregionalcollab.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

Rising temperatures mean rising risk – expect more dangerously hot days in Los Angeles this summer. On #HeatAwarenessDay, get tips to stay safe on hot days at bit.ly/LA-Heat-Resources Follow us for resources to protect yourself and your community from extreme heat. #HeatSafeLA

LA County is getting hotter! Rising temperatures mean rising risk. Stay #HeatSafeLA

Heat is the deadliest weather event in the United States. Make a plan to stay #HeatSafeLA

Follow us every week this summer as we share ways to protect ourselves, our families, and our communities from extreme heat! For heat tips, follow #HeatSafeLA or visit bit.ly /LA-Heat-Resources.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

This National #HeatAwarenessDay, make a plan to practice heat safety! Stay hydrated, check in on friends and neighbors, know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and seek medical attention for severe symptoms. Heat safety info: Climate4LA.org/Heat #HeatRelief4LA #ExtremeHeat

Infographic depicting a person wearing a hard hat, safety vest, and a tool belt, with information on heat stroke and heat exhaustion symptoms, prevention tips, and emergency contact instructions, with illustrations and text in English and Spanish.

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empowerla.bsky.social @empowerla.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

Today is National Heat Awareness Day ☀️ With parts of Los Angeles under a heat advisory this weekend, it's the perfect time to brush up on heat safety tips!

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 29/05/2025

Join us on Thursday, June 12, 2025 at 3:00 pm for the 2025 Heat Relief 4 LA Campaign Virtual Kick-Off Event! Register here: Climate4LA.org/HeatRelief2025 #HeatRelief4LA #HeatSafeLA #HeatSeason #ExtremeHeat #LosAngeles #ClimateEquityLA

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 20/05/2025

On hot days, visit these free public places to stay cool! - Swimming pools and splash pads - Recreation centers, parks, museums - Community and Senior Centers - Libraries and hydration stations Find cool spots: Climate4LA.org/CoolSpotsLA #HeatRelief4LA #HeatSeason #ExtremeHeat

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 09/05/2025

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for a heat wave expected this weekend. The advisory is in effect beginning tomorrow morning (Friday), with temperatures peaking on Saturday. Call 311 or visit Emergency.LACity.gov for more information. #HeatRelief4LA #LosAngeles #ExtremeHeat

Infographic on staying cool in hot weather with safety tips around a sun illustration. Includes tips and icons for avoiding hot cars, recognizing heat-related illness, staying cool, wearing summer clothes, planning your day, seeking shade, helping others, and drinking water. Contact information included.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

Join us on Thursday, April 3, 2025 at 3:30 pm for our next Climate Equity LA (CELA) Series virtual event: Advancing Shade Equity for a Cool, Healthy LA! Register: Climate4LA.org/ShadeEquityLA #ClimateEquityLA #HeatRelief4LA #ShadeEquity #TreeCanopy #ClimateChange #LosAngeles

Flyer for an event titled “Advancing Shade Equity for a Cool, Healthy LA” on Thursday, April 3, 2025 from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm, featuring headshots and details of four speakers. Climate4LA.org/ShadeEquityLA.

Climate Equity LA Series. Advancing Shade Equity for a Cool, Healthy LA. Thursday, April 3, 2025. 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm. Register at Climate4LA.org/ShadeEquityLA. Virtual Zoom event. Logos for Climate Equity LA, Climate Emergency Mobilization Office, Department of Public Works, and the City of Los Angeles.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 12/03/2025

As rain returns to LA, remember that small steps make a big difference! Take action to keep yourself, your family, and your community safe by following these 5 simple steps: 📲Get Alerts: NotifyLA.org ✍🏽Make a plan: Emergency.LACity.gov 🎒Pack a “Go Bag” 📦Build a Stay Box ❤️Help friends & family

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 06/03/2025

Read our March 2025 CEMO newsletter for City resources, upcoming events, and climate action opportunities: climate4la.org/Mar-2025-News Sign up for our newsletter: climate4la.org/Newsletter #ClimateEquityLA #HeatRelief4LA #ExtremeHeat #ClimateAction #LosAngeles #WomensHistoryMonth

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

Heavy rains can bring flash flooding and multi-day power outages. Having an emergency plan can help protect you, your loved ones, and your belongings when flooding happens. Dial 3-1-1 or visit Emergency.LACity.gov for more information and resources.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 06/02/2025

Join us on February 13 for the 2025 Climate Equity LA Series Virtual Launch: Safe and Clean Air at Home! We will feature dialogues on issues connected to indoor air quality, including efficient use of air purifiers in the home. Register: Climate4LA.org/CELALaunch2025 #ClimateEquityLA

Promotional image for the Climate Equity LA Series 2025 Virtual Launch Event titled “Safe and Clean Air at Home” with speaker details and registration link.

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City of LA Climate Emergency Mobilization Office @cemo-ej4la.bsky.social · 06/02/2025

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