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Warming centers remain a lifeline as temperatures plunge in Richland County
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Richland Source
MANSFIELD — Local warming centers continue to serve as a critical lifeline for residents without reliable shelter as dangerously low temperatures grip Richland County this week.
Overnight warming center maintains steady attendanceFirst United Methodist Church, located at 12 North Diamond Street, continues to operate its overnight warming center whenever temperatures or wind chills drop to 20 degrees or lower.
The National Weather Service in Cleveland has…Daytime warming center sees increased demandWhile overnight warming center numbers have remained steady, demand at daytime warming centers has increased significantly as the cold weather persists.
The warming center provides three hot meals a day and a table with free cold-weather clothing.
(Photos of the supplies, storage and main room at the daytime warming center located at 378 Park Avenue West.