The Salvation Army has been serving as a cooling center during the heat wave this week.
The Bronx Tremont Corps, 2121 Washington Ave., has acted as a cooling center by providing an air-conditioned space, seating and water in their building, which can be the break someone needs to avoid heat-related illness. Cooling centers are ran Tuesday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m..
There are nearly 20 Corps acting as cooling centers throughout New York.
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