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LIST: Cooling centers in Portland metro area with extreme heat in forecast

A view of Portland and Mount Hood, with the KOIN Tower in the center, January 24, 2022 (KOIN)

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Extreme heat is in the forecast starting Saturday in the Portland metro area, and counties are announcing cooling centers opening in the region to help those residents who need a place to cool down.

Here’s a list of cooling centers as announced by metro counties. This list may be periodically updated with more cooling centers through the extreme heat if conditions change.

Multnomah County

At this time, Multnomah County has not announced 24-hour cooling centers. That being said, county officials said conditions may change.

Officials say the following libraries will be open until 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday:

The following libraries and community centers are also open to the public to cool down; however, they are operating on normal hours at this time.

Multnomah County’s interactive map of places to cool off also includes the splash pads and misting areas in the city’s parks.

Washington County

Washington County has not announced 24-hour cooling centers at this time.

However, there are multiple cooling centers and splash pads available for residents around the county.

Beaverton

Hillsboro

Tualatin

Portland

Tigard

Sherwood

Banks

North Plains

Forest Grove

Gaston

Cornelius

Clackamas County

There are numerous cooling centers open to Clackamas County residents this weekend.

Milwaukie

Happy Valley

Estacada

Lake Oswego

Canby

Mollala

Gladstone

Oregon City

Sandy

Welches

West Linn

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