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ALT Are you a #cannabis business, advocate or community partner? Please consider exhibiting for free at Cannabis Empowerment Day on Friday, Aug 12 from 2 to 6 p.m. You can RSVP as an attendee at any time, but we're looking to close our tabling requests by Friday, Aug. 5. Join the Portland City Government, cannabis business owners, policy makers and advocates to celebrate our community and acknowledge the advancements we have made for #Portland! For event details including to RSVP or to table for free, visit: https://www.portland.gov/civic/cannabis/ced Have more questions? Email us at [email protected].
ALT This slide has a pale teal background with a geographic pattern overlay. On the left there is an illustration of a person with brown skin, short black hair, and red shorts sitting in an inner tube in a pool drinking out of a coconut. There is a child with lighter brown skin and teal hair with a striped red bathing suit on in an inner tube next to them. The text reads, RESOURCES FOR HEAT, Part two of keeping cool and staying safe during this week's heatwave and hot summer weather. Cooling Locations Charles Jordan Community Center 9009 N Foss Ave, Portland, OR East Portland Community Center 740 SE 106th Ave, Portland, OR The Portland Building 1120 SW 5th Ave, Portland, OR The Sunrise Center 18901 E Burnside, Portland, OR Overnight Cooling Shelters These locations open Tuesday, July 26th at 2:OO PM TriMet will not be enforcing fares for those traveling to and from cooling centers.
ALT The slide is on a pale yellow background with a geometric pattern overlay. The font and text is in dark coral and dark teal with background colors or light yellows, corals, and teals. The text reads, "Cooling Locations Old Town 435 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR Central Library - 801 SW 10th Ave, Portland, OR Hours: Open until 9:00PM Tuesday thru Thursday Day Cooling Centers These locations open Tuesday, July 26th at 2:OO PM Libraries Gresham Library - 385 NW Miller Ave, Gresham, OR Hours: Open until 9:00PM Tuesday thru Thursday Holgate Library - 7905 SE Holgate Blvd. Hours: Open until 9:00PM Tuesday thru Thursday Midland Library - 805 SE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR Hours: Open until 8:00PM Tuesday thru Thursday and Heat Exhaustion Symptoms Fainting or dizziness Excessive sweating Muscle cramps Nausea or cool, clammy skin Heat Stroke Symptoms Throbbing headache Confusion, loss of consciousness Body temp above 103 Hot skin or nausea Call 911 and try to quickly cool the person down! Encourage
ALT The slide is on a pale teal background with a geometric pattern overlay. To the lower right of the slide is an illustration of two people reclining on a beach blanket that is muted green and rosy pink. One person has dark brown skin and their hair pulled up. They are wearing a light yellow swimsuit and necklace. The other person has medium toned pinkish brown skin with a green swim suit and blonde hair in a pony tail. The text reads, If you are... Going swimming or staying near river or body of water, always be extra cautious of currents and drop offs. If you or your family do not know how to swim, wear a life jacket whenever you're close to the water. Walking your pet or animal companion on asphalt, try to do this earlier in the morning or after the sun has set to ensure paws don't get burned. Staying at home and do not have air conditioning, try freezing towels or other fabric before placing on the back of your neck or underneath your feet to cool you down. Able to, check in more fre
ALT Heat exhaustion: Faint/dizzy, excessive sweating, rapid/weak pulse, nausea/vomiting, cool pale clammy skin, muscle cramps. Help person to a cooler, air conditioned place. Encourage them to drink water if they're fully conscious. Heat stroke: throbbing headache, confusion, may lose consciousness, rapid/strong pulse, nausea/vomiting, body temp above 103F, red hot skin. Call 911, cool off person quickly with cool water.
