CHICAGO (WLS) -- As the warm weather continues, the city of Chicago reminds everyone that certain buildings are required to protect residents with air conditioning in all units or a cool central area.
The rules go into effect If the heat index exceeds 80 degrees.
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The buildings include housing for older people under the Federal Fair Housing Act, buildings with one-hundred or more apartments and buildings more than 80 feet tall.
You can call 3-1-1 to report a violation of the cooling requirements, to request a senior well-being check or to find the nearest cooling center.
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For more information, visit Chicago.gov/cooling.