Heat Up St Louis is helping cool down residents at risk this summer, thanks to partnerships with Ameren Missouri and other organizations. During summertime Heat Up STL refers to themselves as "Cool Down St. Louis."
With temperatures soaring to the mid 90s this week, they’re offering aid to seniors, individuals with disabilities, low income households and others while supplies last.
One initiative, Ameren Missouri’s “Keeping Cool” program, provides up to five bill credits for $50 from May through September. The income guidelines are up to 250% of the federal poverty level. Ameren also has a “Keeping Current” program that helps make residents’ energy bill more affordable year-round
Here is a link for more information on the program.
We also have a full list of splash pads below.
Illinois
- Alton Splash Pad
- Bethalto City Park
- Bicentennial Park
- Glazebrook Park
- Dupo Community Park
- Hartford Park
- Leon Corlew Park
- O'Fallon Sports Park
- Our Lady of the Snows
- Schranz Park
Missouri
- Ackert park & Forgerty Park
- Brendan's Playground
- Brentwood Park
- Citygarden & Keiner Plaza
- City Hall Park
- Creve Coeur park
- DeSoto Athletic Complex
- Eise Park
- Edmundson Park
- Fox Park
- Indian Camp Creek
- Jaycee Park
- Kade's Playground
- Koch Park
- Millennium Park
- McDonald Park
- MO Botanical Garden Musick Park
- Musick Park
- Nature Playscape
- 370 Lakeside Park
- O'Day Park
- Route 66 Splash Park
- Shaw Park
- Sylvan Springs Park
- Tilles Park
- Tower Grove Park
- Trojan Park
- Vago Park
- Veteran's Memorial Park
- Veteran's Tribute
- Wilmore Park
- Zachary's Playground
(Complete list provided by Midwest Nomad Family)