Mayor Bass Urges Angelenos to Stay Safe During First Heat Wave of Summer

The National Weather Service forecasts high temperatures in Los Angeles from July 8 to July 11, with the hottest days expected on July 9 and 10. Mayor Karen Bass emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated and utilizing city cooling resources during this heat wave. Hundreds of locations, including recreation centers, pools, and libraries, are available for residents seeking relief from the heat. The Mayor's Office of Public Safety coordinates with departments such as LAFD and LAPD to ensure readiness for any heat-related emergencies. Residents can find information on cooling locations by visiting laparks.

org/reccenter and lapl. org/branches. Angelenos are also encouraged to sign up for NotifyLA. org to receive alerts on extreme weather conditions. Safety tips include staying in the shade, drinking more water, and checking on vulnerable individuals.

The Los Angeles Department of Animal Services advises pet owners to keep their pets hydrated and avoid walking them during peak heat hours.