The City of Tucson’s Ward 3 cooling center on Grant Road is now open for anyone who needs support during the hot summer months, offering far more than just a place to escape the heat.
Now in its fourth summer, the center — run by St. Francis Community Services (SFCS) — serves as a one-stop shop for community members in need, providing meals, water, essential supply bags, activities, and connections to a wide range of support services.
Angela Murphy, the SFCS cooling center manager, said the center is designed to meet people wherever they are…