The County sample separates nine sentences. Five different sentences prove hydration, timing, clothing, parked-vehicle safety, and an actionable local cooling route. The result is 5 of 5, not a weighted score.
PUBLIC NOTICE / LOCAL TEXT AUDIT
Can every heat action be proved?
A notice can sound careful and still omit a parked-vehicle warning or a route to cooling. This audit requires an exact supporting sentence for each action in the supplied County post.
Compromise is ready. No notice has been audited.
FIVE ACTIONS / ONE EVIDENCE TEST
Specific words carry safety.
Generic caution is not evidence. A category clears only when one sentence contains the action, object, and context required by its transparent rule.
HYDRATIONHOTTEST HOURSCLOTHINGPARKED VEHICLECOOLING RESOURCES
CANONICAL SENTENCE EVIDENCE
ALL 5 ACTIONS EVIDENCED
coverage5 of 5
sentences9
gaps0
No source-derived actions are missing.
No evidence exported
WHY THE PREDICATES ARE COMPLETE
An action needs its object and context.
Hydration, timing, and clothing can all be correct while the notice still lacks a never-leave warning and any cooling-resource route. The result remains 3 of 5 until both gaps are supported.
Use the exact sentence evidence to revise local copy, then independently verify every jurisdiction-specific resource. Text coverage does not prove availability, compliance, delivery, or reader understanding.
“Stay safe” is enough.No. Generic caution names neither an action nor the required context, so it clears none of the five categories.
“Find somewhere cool” is a resource.Not yet. The source supplies an actionable route: visit a cool or air-conditioned location, or call a verified local resource line.