Cold weather shelter open in Lynnwood Monday, Jan. 20

Lynnwood, WALocal News

A cold weather shelter will be available at Maple Park Church in Lynnwood, operated by Volunteers of America Western Washington, opening on Monday evening, January 20. The shelter's check-in will start at 7 p. m. , ensuring that individuals facing cold weather conditions have access to hot meals and beds. The facility will close its doors at 9 p.

m. , emphasizing the urgency of providing protection from the elements. For those without transportation, vans will depart from key locations, including Lynnwood City Hall and Value Village, at scheduled times to facilitate access to the shelter. Guests can also opt to drive directly to the location, where parking will be available. This initiative addresses critical community needs during adverse weather, showcasing local efforts to support vulnerable populations.

Daily updates on shelter availability and related services can be found on the Snohomish County public safety website. Such measures are vital in ensuring that individuals have access to safe and warm accommodations during extreme weather events.

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