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Texas cooling centers
for those in need


The summer months can put a strain on anyone's electricity budget. Reliant is proud to offer a Beat the Heat program providing relief from the heat in Corpus Christi, Houston and North Texas.

Reliant also provides financial assistance to customers facing hardship to help pay their electricity bill through our CARE program.

Texas cooling centers
for those in need
Texas cooling centers
for those in need
Texas cooling centers
for those in need

Texas cooling centers
for those in need


The summer months can put a strain on anyone's electricity budget. Reliant is proud to offer a Beat the Heat program providing relief from the heat in Corpus Christi, Houston and North Texas.

Reliant also provides financial assistance to customers facing hardship to help pay their electricity bill through our CARE program.

Reliant Beat the Heat cooling centers

Houston

Houston Health Department

Reliant's Beat the Heat portable air conditioner program assists eligible seniors, disabled individuals and families without means to cool their homes. Please call the Harris County Area Agency on Aging at 832-393-4301 to learn more. 

Additionally, the Houston Health Department operates 12 multi-service centers where residents can go to stay cool. You can find a list of locations and more details here.

To be notified when emergency cooling centers open, please register for AlertHouston notifications. You may also call 3-1-1, follow the City of Houston on Facebook or check their news releases for updates and locations. 

If you have home cooling concerns, please call the Houston Health Department Eligibility Service Center at 832-393-4984

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Community centers are fully operational to provide a place to ensure seniors are not isolated. Water and hand fans will be distributed. Below is a list of the 10 centers sponsored by Reliant. 

You can find additional information on the centers, including operating hours, by calling them or visiting the Precint2gether website(Note: Select "Community Centers" from the drop-down menu and enter the name of the community center in the "Keyword" field.)

Additionally, homeowners in need of an AC unit can call the Harris County Precinct 2 call center at 713-274-2222 for information about their air conditioner program.


Leonel J. Castillo Community Center
2101 South St.
Houston, TX 77009

713-274-2222

Mangum-Howell Community Center
2500 Frick Rd.
Houston, TX 77038
281-591-7830

Martin Flukinger Community Center
16003 Lorenzo St.
Channelview, TX 77530

713-274-2132

North East Harris County Community Center
10918 1/2 Bentley St.
Houston, TX 77093

281-442-7950

Pep Mueller Activity Center
14750 Henry Rd.
Houston, TX 77060

713-274-7275

Corpus Christi

Reliant's Beat the Heat centers are fully operational. Curbside assistance is also available for people who prefer this option. Please contact the centers directly for curbside distribution information and information about our portable air conditioning program. 

If you are a Corpus Christi resident and need help paying your utility bill, please call the Nueces County Community Action Agency at 361-882-4193

North and West Texas

For 14 years, Reliant has supported the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center and the West Dallas Multipurpose Center’s Beat the Heat programs in the city of Dallas.  This year, we're donating evaporative coolers for distribution at the Beat the Heat centers — while supplies last. Please contact the centers for availability and eligibility requirements.

To help residents stay cool and manage their electricity use during the summer, Reliant is expanding its statewide Beat the Heat program to Fort Worth. Community members can cool off and rest at one of the cooling centers below and request a cooling device to help beat the heat at home while supplies last. Residents may also apply for utility payment assistance through the Community Action Partners program. For more information, call 817-392-7540 or visit the CAP website

Como Community Center
4660 Horne St.
Fort Worth, TX 76107

817-392-5300

Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center
5565 Truman Dr.
Fort Worth, TX 76112

817-392-5966


Reliant is proud to sponsor The Salvation Army of North Texas’ summer cooling stations!

During the summer months, extreme heat can be life-threatening. Reliant and The Salvation Army are proud to provide a place to cool off and rehydrate. We're donating 1,000 fans for distribution at The Salvation Army’s cooling stations. Please note that the cooling stations open when temperatures rise above 100 degrees for three days in a row and will remain open until September 1 or later if needed. 

The Salvation Army – Oak Cliff­
1617 W. Jefferson Blvd.­
Dallas, TX 75208

214-941-5911

The Salvation Army – Pleasant Grove­
8341 Elam Rd.­
Dallas, TX 75217

214-398-6619

The Salvation Army­ – Irving­­
250 E. Grauwyler­
Irving, TX 75061

972-438-6553

The Salvation Army­ – Garland­
451 West Avenue D.­
Garland, TX 75040

972-272-4531

The Salvation Army – Lewisville­­
880 Fox Ave.
Lewisville, TX 75067

972-353-9400

Carr P. Collins Social Service Center
5302 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75235

214-424-7050

J.E. & L.E. Mabee Social Service Center
1855 E. Lancaster Ave. 
Fort Worth, TX 76103

817-344-1800


The Salvation Army of Waxahachie
620 Farley St.
Waxahachie, TX 75165

972-937-7727

The Salvation Army – Plano­
3528 E. 14th St. ­
Plano, TX 75074

972-423-8254

The Salvation Army – McKinney
600 Wilson Creek Pkwy.­
McKinney, TX 75069

972-542-6694

The Salvation Army – Arlington
712 W. Abram St.­
Arlington, TX 76013

817-860-1836

The Salvation Army – Denton
1508 East McKinney St­.
Denton, TX 76209

940-566-3800

The Salvation Army – Northside
3023 NW 24th St.
Fort Worth, TX 76106

817-624-3111

The Salvation Army – Lubbock
1614 Ave. J
Lubbock, TX 79401

806-756-9434

If you would like to be notified when emergency cooling centers open, please register for notifications. You may also call 3-1-1, follow the City of Dallas on Facebook or check their news releases for updates and locations.

Community Assistance by Reliant Energy (CARE) Program

Reliant provides financial assistance to customers facing hardship to help pay their electricity bills through our CARE program. This initiative is made possible thanks to Reliant and customer contributions.

If you need help paying your electricity bill, call 2-1-1 or visit 211texas.org for agency assistance near you. If you don’t meet the federal guideline criteria, inform the 211 representatives that you are a Reliant customer and would like information on agencies that have support from the Community Assistance from Reliant Energy (CARE) program. If you qualify, it may take up to 8 weeks to receive financial assistance.

Please note that 2-1-1 Texas does not administer funds directly. Assistance is issued at the discretion of our agency partners to eligible customers, and it may not cover your entire electricity bill. We’re proud to say that in true Texas spirit, Reliant has provided more than $15 million in statewide agency assistance since 2002.

To find CARE agencies or donate to the program, click here.

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Staying cool at home

Here are tips for staying cool at home this summer.

  • Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heatstroke
  • Pay attention to the temperature in your home 
  • Stay hydrated by drinking more water than usual 
  • Use cooling towels 
  • Take cool baths or showers 
  • Avoid alcohol and caffeine, which are dehydrating 
  • Have a loved one call to check on you throughout the day
  • Ask your doctor how heat can affect any medications you're taking
  • Limit outdoor activity 
  • Wear light-colored, loose-fitting clothing