In anticipation of extreme heat on Juneteenth, the City of San Antonio is opening 14 places for residents to stay cool.
on Juneteenth, the City of San Antonio is opening 14 places for residents to stay cool.
To ride VIA to one of the City of San Antonio’s places to stay cool, simply let the bus operator know where you are going. For more information, contact VIA at 210-362-2020 or use the VIA goMobile+ app.The city and its nonprofit partners, including Corazon Ministries, Christian Assistance Ministry, SAMMinistries and Haven for Hope work with the unsheltered daily. The outreach teams warn people about extreme heat forecasts, connect people with services and offer daytime and overnight shelter.
Haven for Hope is open for new clients 24/7 to access daytime cooling spaces. All Haven for Hope clients sleep indoors, year-round, and have access to food, showers, medical attention, and housing assistance.
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