This police-community partnership event includes activities for kids, free food, and resources for the community. Learn more.
This police-community partnership event includes activities for kids, free food, and resources for the community. Learn more.
Starting Wednesday, temperatures will rise into the upper 90s and may reach 100 degrees. The heat index, which indicates how hot it feels, will range from 100 to 105 degrees. On Thursday, temperatures will stay around 100 degrees, and the heat index could hit 103 to 108 degrees. This heat will last until Saturday, July 4. If the forecast is correct, Thursday will be the first time Central Park reaches 100 degrees since July 18, 2012.
To help people during this extreme heat, NYC will open free cooling centers at public hospitals, libraries, older adult centers, and other public places in all five boroughs. New Yorkers should stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities during the hottest hours, and seek air-conditioned spaces whenever possible. Visit nyc.gov/beattheheat for more health and safety tips.
All services and administrative offices located at 770 E 176th St will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day. Housing, Shelter, and Residential services will remain open.
The Methadone clinic will be open from 6am-9am on Saturday, July 4th.
Normal Operations will resume on Monday, July 6th.
