
Plainfield Opens Cooling Center at Senior Center
Robert Hargrove · Union County Life
The Plainfield Senior Center at 400 East Front Street is now open as a cooling station and charging location for residents affected by power outages. The center provides relief from heat and access to outlets for charging essential devices like phones and medical equipment. Residents should bring their own charging cords and adapters.
City officials are asking residents to share this information with neighbors, seniors, families, and anyone in their community who may need assistance. The facility remains available as long as residents need it during recovery efforts.
The City of Plainfield continues to issue updates on storm recovery and power restoration. For live updates, contact the City of Plainfield at (908) 753-3000 or visit plainfieldnj.gov.
FAQ
Where is the cooling station located?
The Plainfield Senior Center at 400 East Front Street in Plainfield is open as a cooling station and charging location for residents affected by power outages.
What services does the cooling center provide?
The center offers relief from heat and access to electrical outlets for charging phones, medical devices, and other essential equipment.
What do I need to bring?
Bring your own charging cables or adapters for your devices. No other materials are required.
Who can use the cooling station?
The facility is open to all Plainfield residents who need relief from heat or need to charge devices. City officials especially encourage seniors, families, and anyone needing assistance to visit.
How long will the cooling center stay open?
The center remains open as long as residents need it during storm recovery and power restoration efforts. Check the City of Plainfield website or call (908) 753-3000 for updates.
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