Philadelphia will open outdoor spraygrounds in July, but public pools and libraries will remain closed. Preventing the spread of the virus is having an impact on the city’s traditional cooling plans, says Kelly Cofrancisco, Philadelphia’s deputy communications director.
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The city will also help residents with summer cooling bills, using funds from the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) .
LIHEAP was set up primarily to help pay for home heating, then expanded to cover cooling costs, as well as the purchase of home air conditioners. But its annual budget of $3.6 billion has never been enough to provide what’s needed, says Mark Wolfe, an energy economist who represents the state directors of the program.