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Beat The Heat/Cold

Beat the Heat with these great options

1:  Oregon Rec Center Splash Pad is located at 5421 Starr Ext.  The pad is open from 10:00am to 9:00pm daily. Please see the rules posted below.

It’s free and open to the Oregon community. The splash pad is great for family picnics, field trips or just an opportunity to cool off and have some fun with the kids!

2: The City of Oregon has cooling stations available. 

  • Oregon Branch Library- 3340 Dustin Rd, Oregon, OH 43616- 9:00am- 8:30pm (Closed on Sunday)
  • Oregon Senior Center- 4350 Navarre Ave, Oregon, OH 43616- 9:00am-2:00pm (Closed Sat and Sun)
splash pad rules board
kids playing in the splash pad

Beat the Cold

Warming Stations

If you need a warm place to stay, the following locations are available:

  • Oregon Senior Center: 4350 Navarre Ave.
    • Hours: Mon-Fri (9 AM – 2:00 PM), Closed Saturday and Sunday
  • Oregon Branch Library: 3340 Dustin Rd.
    • Hours: Mon-Thu (9 AM – 8:30 PM) Fri–Sat (9 AM – 5:30 PM), Closed Sunday.

After-Hours/Emergency Warming: If the locations above are closed, you may go to the Oregon Police Division Lobby (5330 Seaman Rd.), which is open 24/7.

⚠️ Important: Upon arrival, you must call the non-emergency dispatch line using the phone in the lobby or your cell phone to alert officers that you have arrived and need assistance.

Parking during Snow Events
During snow events, residents are encouraged to use off-street parking.  By parking off the streets, snowplow crews can efficiently clear the streets of snow and ice.  During major snowstorms, snow emergencies can be put into effect by the Mayor or the Lucas County Sheriff.  At that time, all vehicles are required to be removed from the streets to enable crews to clear roadways safely and efficiently.  Vehicles that are not moved during snow emergencies are subject to towing.For more information, please click here and scroll down to Snow Removal Policy

📞 Essential Contact Numbers

  • 2-1-1: A free, 24/7 confidential service for help with food, housing, utility payments, and disaster recovery.
  • 419-255-8443 (Lucas County 9-1-1 Non-Emergency): Call this for police or fire assistance that is not an active emergency.
  • 419-698-7064 (Urgent City Services): Call this for after-hours water main breaks, sewer backups, flooding, etc. Follow the prompts to reach the correct department.
  • 9-1-1: For life-threatening emergencies only.