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  1. The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for Portland, prompting TriMet to monitor conditions for a county heat emergency in Multnomah County.

TriMet is offering fare waivers and providing access to cooling centers and libraries as part of the county's response to the extreme heat warning.

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TriMet is offering fare waivers and providing access to cooling centers and libraries as part of the county's response to the extreme heat warning.

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  1. Multnomah County mandates service accommodations and enforces air quality regulations during the heat wave.1 source
  2. TriMet offers fare waivers to cooling centers due to the extreme heat warning in Multnomah County.1 source

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