Regional Cooling Center Open at Highland Center for the Arts

Monday, June 23 & Tuesday, June 24
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Location: 2875 Hardwick Street, Greensboro, VT

The National Weather Service is forecasting heat index values exceeding 100°F due to high
temperatures and humidity. These conditions can quickly become life-threatening, especially
for individuals at higher risk of heat-related illness.

A Cooling Center will be open to provide relief:
● Air-conditioned spaces
● Water and restroom access. Please bring your own water bottles if you have them.
● Seating and quiet areas
● Entertainment games, sprinklers and movies for families
● Staffed by volunteers and health partners

Recommended for:
● Older adults
● Infants and young children
● People with chronic health conditions
● Households without air conditioning
● Anyone seeking relief from the heat

Additional Information:
● Transportation assistance available in Hardwick: Contact the Hardwick Town Manager’s
Office at 802-472-6120
● Service animals and pets permitted on leash or in kennel and Rabies vaccine
● Wi-Fi and phone charging available
● Cold water and light snacks provided

For more information, contact Karl Stein, Greensboro Health Officer and Medical Reserve Corp,
802-424-7721. Christine Armstrong, Greensboro Deputy Health Officer, 802-363-8500.

Please check on neighbors and loved ones. Heat-related illness can escalate quickly. If
you are experiencing signs of heat stroke seek emergency medical attention
immediately.

Signs of heat stroke may include:
● High body temperature (103°F or higher)
● Hot, red, dry, or damp skin
● Rapid and strong pulse
● Headache
● Dizziness or confusion
● Nausea
● Loss of consciousness

Heat stroke is a medical emergency.
● Call 911 and move to a cooler location while waiting for help.