Cooling Centers - via calling 2-1-1 and listed below

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Karen Kierpaul

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Jun 29, 2026, 12:05:01 AMJun 29
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Cooling centers for Macomb and Wayne Counties

For Extreme Heat Advisory this week Tuesday (30th) thru Thursday (02nd) and into coming weekend maybe . . . .

Cooling centers in Michigan can quickly be located by calling 2-1-1 or visiting Michigan 2-1-1 to find immediate extreme heat resources in your specific local area.

During heat advisories, local libraries, community centers, and senior centers typically open their air-conditioned spaces to the public.

For Macomb County

Many local libraries and community centers serve as public cooling sites during extreme heat.

In Warren:

Check the City of Warren for temporary city-designated cooling center alerts or visit the Warren Public Library branches.

Center Line: Center Line City Hall (7070 Ten Mile Road; Phone: 586-757-6800) and Center Line Parks & Rec (25355 Lawrence Ave; Phone: 586-757-1610).

Clinton Township: Clinton-Macomb Main Library (40900 Romeo Plank Rd; Phone: 586-226-5020).

For Wayne County
For surrounding Wayne County areas, local municipal hubs often open their doors:

In Westland:
The William P. Faust Library of Westland (6123 Central City Parkway; Phone: 734-326-6123) and the Westland Friendship Center (1119 N. Newburgh Road; Phone: 734-722-7628).

In Detroit:
During official Heat Emergencies, City of Detroit Recreation Centers extend their operating hours. 
Call your local rec center for details/hours.
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