Purpose
Recorded source support
Purpose is marked source-supported in the record; recorded check 2026-09-12. This may describe limits as well as established facts.
Checked:
Recorded claim deadline at audit:
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What to say or ask
Research notes and sources
Latest source review:
Unconfirmed
Each detail keeps its own check date. A newer review does not renew older information.
WHAT WE CHECKED
- Latest source check
3/5 key fields documentedNo conflict recordedAvailability unknown
Confirm details before relying on them; a source recheck is due.
What was checked · sources & limits
Count covers purpose, eligibility, service area and how to start—not hours or current availability.
Recorded fields: 4 of 4. This is a completeness count, not a rating.
Source review due
Dates vary by field. This latest source date does not mean every detail was checked that day, or that a provider confirmed availability.
Earliest recorded recheck date:
Information completeness, not a provider rating or availability guarantee. A newer source check does not renew older claims or schedules. The review date is the earliest applicable valid deadline.
Review status uses retained claim and routing-schedule deadlines at the later of now or your selected time. Unknown deadlines stay unknown. No source has been rechecked by this calculation.
Historical audit ·
This completeness snapshot does not describe the current review state shown above. Use the latest source check and current recheck date in this evidence card for the record’s present status.
The snapshot counts four recorded source-supported fields, including documented limitations. It did not re-read sources or contact providers. The claim-only Evidence Lens and routing schedules retain separate provenance.
Who may use it
Recorded source support
Who may use it is marked source-supported in the record; recorded check 2026-09-12. This may describe limits as well as established facts.
Checked:
Recorded claim deadline at audit:
View source · officialArea or location
Recorded source support
Area or location is marked source-supported in the record; recorded check 2026-09-12. This may describe limits as well as established facts.
Checked:
Recorded claim deadline at audit:
View source · officialHow to start
Recorded source support
How to start is marked source-supported in the record; recorded check 2026-09-12. This may describe limits as well as established facts.
Checked:
Recorded claim deadline at audit:
View source · officialSource trail
Source references traceable
6/6 supported claims resolve to dated HTTPS source records. This audit did not re-read those sources.
Review timetable at audit
Review due
6 claim review deadline(s) passed: purpose, who may use it, area or location, how to start, service locations, published hours. A due review does not mean the facts are false.
Recorded claim deadline at audit:
Conflicting instructions
None recorded; not independently confirmed
No source conflict is recorded; sources were not re-read to establish that they agree.
Provider confirmation
Not recorded
No dated provider observation is recorded in the audited catalog. Current availability and service outcomes are unconfirmed. This dimension is outside the coverage count.
Evidence Lens
See the evidence behind the confidence.
We show five separate checks: how to start, eligibility, service area, hours, and documents. “Supported” means the claim has recorded support. “Unknown” means a gap remains. “Conflicting” means the sources need reconciliation. These are evidence labels, not a percentage chance of getting help.
These are recorded claim states and their own review dates, shown in Arizona time. A supported claim or a review not yet due does not confirm that this step is usable today.
- How to start
Recorded state: Supported. Review overdue — confirm again
Checked: · Review due:
- Eligibility
Recorded state: Supported. Review overdue — confirm again
Checked: · Review due:
Expired; confirm before relying on it.
- Service area
Recorded state: Supported. Review overdue — confirm again
Checked: · Review due:
Expired; confirm before relying on it.
- Hours
Recorded state: Unknown. Review freshness unknown.
Checked: Unknown · Review due: Unknown
No cited public HTTPS source is established.
Details unknown.
- Documents
Recorded state: Unknown. Review freshness unknown.
Checked: Unknown · Review due: Unknown
No cited public HTTPS source is established.
Details unknown.
What still needs confirmation
- Recheck the published eligibility, service area, intake method.
- Outside the supported seasonal dates.
- Documented seasonal closure, not permanent closure. The City’s October 1 notice does not establish reopening, future seasons or shelter admission. Source recheck due. The City reports that 20 W. Jackson heat respite closed for the season on October 1, 2026, at 9 a.m. Do not travel there for seasonal cooling. Check current City guidance or call 211 for another cooling option. Documented seasonal closure, not permanent closure. The City’s October 1 notice does not establish reopening, future seasons or shelter admission.
No capacity guarantee: published information does not confirm a bed, funding, admission, or current availability.
Ask the provider: Can you confirm the current intake process, eligibility, service area, hours, required documents, and whether help is available?
City of Phoenix · 2026 heat-respite servicesSource checked Sep 12, 2026City of Phoenix · 2026 heat reliefSource checked Sep 26, 2026City of Phoenix · May 1 heat-relief openingSource checked Sep 26, 2026City of Phoenix · published 2026 heat-relief seasonSource checked Sep 26, 2026City of Phoenix · 2026 heat-relief season recheckSource checked Sep 27, 2026City of Phoenix · October 1 heat-relief updateSource checked Oct 1, 2026
Who it helps and what to bring
Seasonal heat-respite center at 20 W. Jackson. The City’s October 1, 2026 update reports closure for the season at 9 a.m.; this record does not establish reopening.
Who it serves
- Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
What to bring
What to bring: not established; ask the program.
Hours and location
Hours and location
Confirm the relevant intake or contact hours with the provider.
Contact the provider for the appropriate service location.
Building, service and phone-answer hours can differ. Published hours do not confirm service availability.
More things to check
Questions to ask first
- Recheck the published eligibility, service area, intake method.
- Outside the supported seasonal dates.
- The City’s published 2026 heat-relief window runs May 1–September 30. An extension after September 30 is not established; recheck current City guidance and do not infer permanent closure.
- The City reports the 20 W. Jackson dedicated heat-respite center closed for the season on October 1, 2026, at 9 a.m. Reopening and future-season operation are not established.
- Published information does not confirm current availability or admission.
Use these questions when you contact 20 W. Jackson heat-respite center:
- Are you accepting people for this service, and how does intake work?
- Does my household meet your requirements? What documents should I bring?
- When and where should I contact you or arrive?
The listing says to prepare: What to bring: not established; ask the program.
Documented seasonal closure, not permanent closure. The City’s October 1 notice does not establish reopening, future seasons or shelter admission. Source recheck due. The City reports that 20 W. Jackson heat respite closed for the season on October 1, 2026, at 9 a.m. Do not travel there for seasonal cooling. Check current City guidance or call 211 for another cooling option. Documented seasonal closure, not permanent closure. The City’s October 1 notice does not establish reopening, future seasons or shelter admission.
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