

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the San Gabriel Valley from later this week well into next week, extending possibly until Jul 4 with temperatures likely exceeding 100 degrees. The City of Monrovia advises residents to take steps to protect yourself, your family and pets from heat-related illness.
The City of Monrovia will provide a Cooling Station open to the public at the Monrovia Community Center, 119 West Palm Avenue.
There will be signage outside the facility indicating “Cooling Station” and there will be water, games, tables, chairs, etc. set-up to accommodate anyone who needs this service.
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) volunteers will also be contacting senior and disabled residents who have registered with the Fire Department to ensure that they are not distressed by the excessive heat.
For more information on the cooling stations, please call (626) 256-8246.
With a major heat wave, the California Independent System Operator (ISO) may issue a Flex Alert for the Monrovia area. Please check back on the City website for updates.
Consumers are urged to reduce their energy use during the afternoon when air conditioners drive consumption. Find Flex Alert tips at www.caiso.com
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