Big Bend
Leon County:
Local governments and community partners will open overnight cold weather shelters on Monday, March 16th, and Tuesday, March 17th, to help anyone in need of a warm place to stay as temperatures drop.
The release states people needing shelter must arrive between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. for intake at locations based on their household composition:
- Single adults (18 and over): The Kearney Center at 2650 Municipal Way
- Families (at least one adult and child): HOPE Community at 2729 West Pensacola Street
- Youth (ages 10-17): 2407 Roberts Ave. (hotline: 850-576-6000)
Transportation assistance is available through the Street Outreach Coordinator at 850-759-1895 or outreach@bigbendcoc.org.
For more information about cold night shelter planning, contact the Big Bend Continuum of Care Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 850-792-5015. For after-hours or weekend inquiries, call the CESC/Kearney Center at 850-792-9000.
Gadsden County:
The cold weather shelter at W.S. Stevens Center will be open Tuesday and Wednesday night, March 17th & 18th from 6:00 p.m.-7:00 a.m. They're located off West 4th St.
South Georgia
Thomas County:
The Fountain of Life Rescue will be available to anyone in need looking for a warm place to stay. They will be open on Tuesday, March 17th. They say this is in addition to their normal operating hours, Thursday-Monday. Doors will open at 6:00 p.m., and they're located off East Clay St. in Thomasville.
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