Local shelters are extending their capacity and opening additional warming centers to ensure people are safe from the cold following a recent winter storm. These facilities aim to keep individuals warm and off the streets.
In Charlotte, Roof Above is open on Statesville Avenue specifically for men needing shelter. Women and children can find refuge at the Salvation Army located on Spratt Street.
CATS is providing free public transportation to both of these locations, making access easier. The shelters and warming centers will remain operational through Monday morning.
What we know so far
- Local shelters have expanded to accommodate more people during the cold weather.
- Roof Above on Statesville Avenue is available for men.
- The Salvation Army on Spratt Street is open for women and children.
- CATS is offering free bus rides to both facilities.
- These services will be active until Monday morning.
Details are limited in the source reporting, particularly regarding the total number of people currently utilizing these services and how many additional centers have opened.
For individuals in the area, the expanded shelter options provide critical support during this winter weather event. Those needing warmth can utilize these resources without concern about transportation costs.
The community should stay alert for further updates regarding the storm’s progression and any additional safety measures that may be announced.
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