warming-shelter-available-at-shelby-county-fairgrounds
The Shelby County Emergency Management Agency will be operating a warming shelter for overnight use starting Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. The
location of the Shelter will be the Brinson Building at the Shelby County Fairgrounds,
500 Frank Street.
As long as Shelby County is in a WIND CHILL ADVISORY and the sustained wind chill for Shelby County stays below -10 degrees for at least 6 straight hours, the
shelter will be open.
Any member of the public who would like to volunteer with the Shelter please
contact the Shelby County Emergency Management Agency Office at 317-392-
6308.
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