In this week's eblast, you can read about staying safe in the heat, things to do in Connecticut this July, and more. You can click the links below to navigate between sections.
We're in the full swing of summer and after enduring an extreme heat wave, temperatures remain consistently high. Click here for a list of cooling centers in the New Haven area in case you need a place to cool down and stay safe.
Additionally, you can call 2-1-1 to access essential health and human services 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week. The Department of Emergency Services & Public Protection also has tips on heat preparedness, staying cool, and staying hydrated which you will find below.
The City of New Haven and local nonprofits are encouraged to apply for aid through the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) CT Livable Communities grant program. Applications are due by August 15 and must make our communities more livable for all ages and abilities.
Grants can range from small, short-term activities to larger, permanent solutions, but the maximum amount of any single grant will be $5,000.
From tubing on the Farmington River to taking a sunset river cruise on the Connecticut River to exploring one of the many great museums in our state to finding the best seafood shack or ice cream shop -- there is so much to do all over Connecticut this summer.
Click the image above for inspiration from the 41 Things to do in Connecticut list and find something fun to do this July!