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Cooling Centers Open In Baltimore City Monday Through Wednesday

Baltimore City's health department division of aging will open seven cooling centers. Rec and parks will open three cooling centers.

BALTIMORE CITY, MD — Officials have issued a code red heat alert for Sunday into Wednesday. Baltimore City's health department division of aging will open the following locations as cooling centers Monday into Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

  • Waxter Center for Senior Citizens, 1000 Cathedral St., 410-396-1324
  • Oliver Center Senior Center, 1700 Gay St., 410-396-3861
  • Hatton Senior Center, 2825 Fait Ave., 410-396-9025
  • John Booth Senior Center, 2601-A E. Baltimore St., 410-396-9202
  • Harford Senior Center, 4920 Harford Road, 410-426-4009
  • Sandtown Winchester Senior Center, 1601 Baker St., 410-396-7725
  • Zeta Center for Health and Active Aging, 4501 Reistertown Road, 410-396-3535

The Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks also will open the following locations as cooling centers Monday through Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.:

  • Mary E. Rodman Recreation Center, 3600 Mulberry St., 410-396-0477
  • Robert C. Marshall Recreation Center, 1201 Pennsylvania Ave., 410-396-8490
  • James D. Gross Recreation Center, 4600 Lanair Ave., 410-396-0755

ShopRite Howard Park (4601 Liberty Heights Ave.) also will be open as a community cooling center during their regular business hours.

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Residents who visit a cooling center are reminded to wear a face covering in public and maintain social distancing by remaining at least 6 feet apart from others when possible.

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