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VALLEJO, CA – The National Weather Service is forecasting temperatures below 35 degrees for two consecutive nights. Per the City of Vallejo’s extreme weather policy, the City will open an overnight warming shelter for those seeking respite from the cold weather on Monday, January 30, and Tuesday, January 31, from 8:00 pm to 7:00 am the following morning.
The shelter will be located at the Norman C. King Center (545 Magazine St, Vallejo, CA).
Thanks to the generosity of our partners at SolTrans, those seeking transportation to and from the warming shelter will be provided with a free bus ride by simply mentioning to the driver that they are "traveling to or from the Vallejo warming shelter."
Additionally, participants are encouraged to bring their own blankets, although there may be a limited number of blankets and pillows available. In addition, participants will be limited to bringing in one small bag of personal items as space is limited.
If you or your organization are looking for ways to support this community effort, please visit the City's Volunteer page and fill out a volunteer interest form.
If you or your organization are interested in donating supplies to the city warming shelters, please contact Miriam Magaña Lopez at miriam.magana@cityofvallejo.net.
WHAT: Overnight Warming Shelter
WHEN: Monday, January 30, and Tuesday, January 31
WHERE: Norman C. King Center (545 Magazine St, Vallejo, CA).
DETAILS: Participants are encouraged to bring their own blankets, although there may be a limited number of blankets and pillows available. One small bag/personal item will also be allowed.
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