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SUMMARY:Hot Day Care Brigade
CONTACT:Revolutionary Bicycle Club
DESCRIPTION:We ride if temps hit 93°\nClimate chaos is here\, and 
 heatstroke kills! \n\nWith scorching temps becoming our new summer 
 normal\, it's time to get in the habit of watching out for each other 
 during heat waves. \n\nLet's take a ride around SE with cold drinks and 
 other cooling supplies in hand\, delivering them to those who need them 
 most. We'll also share some info on how to identify signs of heatstroke 
 and what to do when you see it! \n\nWe'll only ride if the temps are in 
 the mid nineties or above. We'll repeat this ride on other days as 
 needed\, so check the calendar on any hot day to see if it's happening. 
 \n\nWHAT TO BRING: cold or frozen bottled drinks\, water\, snacks (salty 
 snacks provide electrolytes)\, cooling packs/compresses\, lightweight 
 towels/bandanas (for soaking in water)\, handheld fans\, first aid 
 supplies/gloves\, and clean reusable water bottles. We'll swing by Safeway
  as the start of the ride to pick up any extra supplies we need\, so don't
  sweat it if you don't have time to grab supplies before coming to the 
 ride.\n\nSOME THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HEATSTROKE:\n\nPublic health official 
 usually report a spike in heat-related deaths and illnesses whenever temps
  go into the mid nineties and above.\n\nPeople who live or work outdoors 
 (this includes agriculture workers and construction workers) are 
 especially susceptible to heat-related illness. Children and elderly are 
 also much more vulnerable to it. Wildlife/pets suffer too!\n\nHeatstroke 
 is a medical emergency and should always be taken seriously. Signs of 
 heatstroke include inability to speak/slurred speech\, disorientation\, 
 extreme lethargy\, and fainting. In animals\, fast panting and/or 
 abnormally sluggish behavior (for example\, a bird that does not fly away 
 when you approach) may indicate heat illness. \n\nFor humans\, you should 
 call 911 first and then move the person out of the sun\, remove excess 
 layers of clothing\, and start cooling them by dousing in water\, 
 fanning\, and applying cold packs. Do not offer drinks as it may be a 
 choking hazard.\n\nFor many animals\, you can also wet and fan them but do
  *not* use ice water. Handle wildlife as little as possible while 
 relocating to a cooler place.\nMeet at 5\, roll at 
 5:30\nhttps://shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-24687
LOCATION:Sewallcrest Park\nSE 31st ave & market st\nMeet near community 
 garden
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DTSTART:20260804T000000Z
DTEND:20260804T010000Z
CREATED:20260726T081920Z
DTSTAMP:20260726T081920Z
SEQUENCE:5
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