Denver Community Center offers free air conditioning and water ahead of an expected heat wave. Organizations across the city are preparing to assist residents this weekend to prevent any heat-related injuries [1]. In response to the high temperatures, Denver is opening places where people can stay cool during Monday's extreme heat [2]. Safety experts warn that dangerous holiday heat will impact millions, advising on how to stay safe when celebrating outside and when it’s best to stay indoors [3]. Meanwhile, Charlotte-area car washes are implementing a comprehensive summer safety plan to protect workers from the dangerous heat wave, with temperatures reaching triple digits [4].