The Community Heat Resilience Tool (CHaRT) includes heat-related health risk and intervention data for states, counties, and communities across the contiguous U.S.

You can explore these risks and recommended interventions within your area of interest, download a report, or download data for further analysis.

Please note: the Community Heat Resilience Tool requires user accounts to access detailed, census-tract level heat-related health risk and intervention information for your area. You can search for an area to see a sample of the sort of information you would be able to see if you logged in.


Please send us an email (heathealth@uw.edu) to request an account.

Need help?

Please contact us (heathealth@uw.edu) if you need help using the Community Heat Resilience Tool or interpreting the results for your community. We're here to help!