Maricopa County

To find a cooling center, respite center, or hydration station near you, visit the Maricopa Association of Governments Heat Relief Network Interactive Map.

Each year, the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) coordinates the mapping of the Heat Relief Network, a network of partners providing hydration stations, refuge locations, and water donation sites throughout the Valley with the goal of preventing heat-related illnesses and deaths among vulnerable populations. On their interactive map, you will find:

• Cooling Centers: Cooled indoor locations that provide refuge from the heat during the day. Drinking fountains or bottled water are available.
• Respite Centers: Indoor, air-conditioned locations that offer hydration and allow for uninterrupted rest, sitting, or lying down (depending on each facility) during hours of operation.
• Hydration Station Sites: Locations where individuals can go to receive bottled water and other collected donated items. These locations can be indoors or outdoors.
• Collection/Donation Sites: Water bottles can be donated here for use at hydration and cooling locations. Some sites also accept other donations such as cash; light colored, long-sleeved tee-shirts; socks; underwear; hats; lip balm; sun block; and pre-packaged snacks.

Gila County

To find a cooling station near you, visit the Gila County Health & Emergency Management Heat Shelter Map.

On their map, you will find cooling stations in Globe, Payson, Hayden, Pine, Miami, Tonto Basin, San Carlos, and Young.

Pima County

To find a cooling center, respite center, hydration station, public pool, or splash pad near you, visit the Pima County Cooling Centers Map.

The Pima Heat Relief Network (HRN) is a regional partnership of Pima County, Tribal nations, municipalities, non-profit organizations, the faith-based community, and businesses.

Each year, the HRN coordinates the mapping of heat relief locations, water stations, splash pads, public pools, and water donation sites throughout Pima County with the goal of preventing heat-related illnesses and deaths among vulnerable populations. On their interactive map, you will find:

• Cooling Centers: Cooled indoor locations that provide refuge from the heat during the day. Drinking fountains or bottled water are available.
• Respite Centers: Indoor, air-conditioned locations that offer hydration and allow for uninterrupted rest, sitting, or lying down (depending on each facility) during hours of operation.
• Hydration Stations: Locations where individuals can go to receive bottled water and other collected donated items. These locations can be indoors or outdoors.
• Pools and Splashpads: Public pools that charge a small admission fee and splash pads with various water ground nozzles that spray water upwards and a variety of showers.

Pinal County

To find a hydration or cooling station near you, visit the Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness Hydration & Heat Relief Map.

The Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness (PCCEH) includes governmental agencies, non-profit organizations, health agencies, and other service providers that work collaboratively within a community network to provide individualized services to Pinal County residents. On their interactive map, you will find:

• Hydration Stations: Locations where individuals can go to get water.
• Cooling Stations: Air-conditioned locations where individuals can go to cool off

Yuma County

To find a cooling center or water site near you, visit the Yuma County Cooling & Water Sites Map.

On their map, you will find:

• Cooling Centers: Air-conditioned indoor locations that provide refuge from the heat during the day. Drinking fountains or free bottled water are available. Bottled water donations may be accepted here.
• Water Sites: Places where individuals can go to receive free bottled water. Bottled water donations may be accepted here.