As extreme heat waves hit various parts of the U.S., cities are setting up cooling centers to help residents cope. In Clarkstown, NY, community centers and pools will be available with specific hours, and residents are encouraged to check on vulnerable neighbors. Cedar Falls, IA has designated cooling stations throughout the city. Stamford, CT offers multiple cooling centers, including government buildings and community organizations, with extended hours due to temperatures reaching the upper 90s. Connecticut has activated its extreme hot weather protocol, making several centers available statewide. In Detroit, MI, the Health Department collaborates with local recreation centers and libraries to provide relief during regular hours, advising residents to limit outdoor activities and watch for heat-related illnesses.