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With heat indexes climbing into the triple digits, staying safe and cool is essential. If you or someone you know needs relief from the heat, several Durham County Library locations will operate as cooling centers during normal business hours from Wednesday, September 2 through Saturday, September 5

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RYSE Assessment Center offers free support for Durham families with youth ages 10–17, providing quick screenings and referrals to services that support behavioral challenges, mental health, school struggles, and more. Walk-ins welcome at 2432 Broad St. Contact ryse@dconc.gov or 919‑560‑7661.

A colorful flyer titled “Need help with your child?” with a purple heart icon. A green banner says “You’re not alone — we’re here for you!” Below it reads “Free support for Durham families with youth ages 10–17.” Section titled “What we do” lists services: behavioral and emotional challenges, mental health and substance use, school struggles, friendships and social skills, mentoring and recreation. Icons include a yellow star, an orange smiley face, a stack of books, and a soccer ball. A green box at the bottom left says “Walk in or call us! 2432 Broad Street, Durham, NC” with a blue hand graphic. To the right, contact information for RYSE Assessment Center: phone number 919‑560‑7661, email ryse@dconc.gov, hours Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–5 PM, and website dconc.gov/ryseassessmentcenter. Durham County logo appears in the bottom right.

There’s still time to share your thoughts on the Q1 Amendments to the Fiscal Year 2027 Durham Transit Work Program. The public comment period closes Thursday, August 27. Learn more about the proposed amendments at bit.ly/DCoQ1Transit27 To submit a comment, email Transportation@dconc.gov.

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Our Transportation Staff wants your feedback! The Public Comment Period for the Q1 Amendments to the Fiscal Year 2027 Durham Transit Work Program is open until Thursday, August 27. For additional information visit: bit.ly/DCoQ1Transit27. To submit a public comment, email Transportation@dconc.gov.

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We’re expecting dangerous heat this week, with the heat index rising above 100°. Please take care and stay cool. If you need a break from the heat, several Durham County Library locations will be open as cooling centers during their normal business hours. More information: durhamcountylibrary.org

A flyer titled “Cooling Centers” lists Durham County Library locations open as cooling centers from Monday, August 10 through Thursday, August 13. It includes the Durham County logo. Seven library branches are shown with address and hours: Main Library at 300 N. Roxboro Street; East Regional Library at 211 Lick Creek Lane; North Regional Library at 221 Milton Road; South Regional Library at 4505 S. Alston Avenue; Southwest Regional Library at 3605 Shannon Road; Stanford L. Warren Branch Library at 1201 Fayetteville Street. Each location is marked with a green map pin icon and notes Monday–Wednesday hours of 9:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m. and Thursday hours of 9:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m. The bottom of the flyer includes three photos of different Durham County Library buildings.