As Valley heat keeps rising, it takes all hands to keep pace

“UMOM CEO: City, county, nonprofits, faith communities, first responders united in pursuit of solutions, and volunteers are welcome

OPINION — A few weeks ago, a family of four was brought to our doors by a Phoenix firefighter who had responded to a heat-distress call in a parking lot where the family had been living out of their car.

That handoff, from first responder to shelter provider, happens more often than most people realize, and it’s a small window into something bigger: a regional system, spanning city departments, the county, nonprofits, faith communities and emergency crews, working in real time to keep families alive through a Phoenix summer that keeps getting longer and more dangerous.”

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