Parked cars get hot, fast – and so do your children. Always check the back seat before leaving your car.

#SLCo #StopLookLock

Los autos estacionados se calientan, y tus hijos también. Siempre revisa el asiento trasero antes de salir del auto. #ParaMiraCierra

Never could happen to anyone. Cars get hot fast, and kids can be at risk of heatstroke even in temperatures as low as 60°F. #StopLookLock

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Illustration of a smiling woman holding a young child beside a parked car under a bright sun. Text reads "Vehicular heatstroke: keep kids out of hot cars. Kids can't handle heat as well as adults can. Even in temps as low as 57 degrees, cars act like ovens, trapping heat and creating dangerous situations in minutes. Swipe for safety tips."

A man holding a baby stands outside a house, while a car is parked nearby with sun and clouds overhead. Text reads: "Never Leave Kids in the Car. Even with windows open or air conditioning running, cars heat up quickly and can reach deadly temperatures within minutes."

A hand holding a car key fob is shown locking a car door. Text reads: "Lock Every Vehicle, Every Time. Heatstroke deaths can happen when children get into unlocked cars. Keep all children safer by locking every vehicle, every time."

A child is secured in a car seat in the back of a vehicle while an adult's hand places a purse on the seat as a reminder. Text reads: "Look Before You Lock. To avoid leaving a child in the car unintentionally, put a personal item like a wallet or purse by their car seat as a reminder to check the back seats."

It doesn’t have to be scorching hot to put kids at risk for heatstroke. Mild days of just 57 degrees are warm enough to be dangerous if kids are left in vehicles. Keep kids safer by taking them inside every time #Heatstroke #ChildSafety #StopLookLock

Teddy Bear in a car seat. You say you'd never forget.. But it still happens. Stop. Look. Lock.

🚗☀️ “You say you’d never forget… But it still happens.”
May 1st is National Heatstroke Prevention Day.
Always STOP. LOOK. LOCK. before you walk away from your car.

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#HeatstrokePrevention #StopLookLock #PortlandPolice