DFW Area Warming Stations/Shelters

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Ellis County warming stations

Ellis County Warming Stations

In Ellis County warming stations can be found in Ennis, Ferris and Waxahachie.

The Ennis Welcome Center will serve as a warming station and will be open 8am-5pm Thursday, December 22nd through Saturday, December 24th.

Ennis warming station graphic

If additional assistance is needed please contact 972-695-3524

Salvation Army Weather Shelters

Salvation Army inclement weather shelter located at 712 W. Abram in Arlington is now open. If you or someone you know needs access to a safe warm space, this facility will be open during the duration of this cold weather event.

Salvation Army warming shelter graphic

Warming Shelter Information:

Shelters are opened when temperatures reach 36 degrees or below, consistently. Each shelter is following guidelines by the city and the county. Exact protocols may vary depending on location.

  • In Collin County, the Plano Corps is open for inclement weather shelter. The McKinney Corps will open for inclement weather shelter on Saturday, December 24.
  • In Dallas County, the Carr P. Collins Social Service Center will open for inclement weather shelter on Wednesday, December 21 or Thursday, December 22, depending on the forecast. The Garland Corps will open for inclement weather shelter on Friday, December 23 and Saturday, December 24, during the day only and will help transition clients to an overnight location.
  • In Tarrant County, the Arlington Corps will open for inclement weather shelter on Friday, December 23. The J.E. & L.E. Mabee Social Service Center is on standby and prepared to serve families in the area as the need arises.
  • In Denton County, the Lewisville Corps is supplying staff, resources, and volunteers to the Relevant Life Church, which is the designated overnight cold weather shelter site for the area

Dallas Weather Shelter locations

While Temporary Inclement Weather Shelter locations will change to accommodate the various needs in each situation, these are the main locations, which will be utilized:

DeSoto Warming Center-Library

desoto warm library

The DeSoto Public Library would normally be closed for the Christmas Holiday on Friday, December 23rd, but it will be temporarily opened as a Warming Center (only) on Friday from 9 AM until 5 PM. No library services will be offered.

Glenn Heights Warming Center

A Glenn Heights Warming Center will be available for residents who may have a weather-related emergency, such as busted water pipes or no heat. The Center will be available Thursday, December 22nd, at 5:00 PM, through Monday, December 26th, at 8:00 AM. Residents may call the Glenn Heights Public Safety non-emergency phone number, 972-223-3478, should you need a warm place to shelter

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Kristin Barclay graduated from the University of South Carolina with a major in Journalism and Advertising. Throughout her career, Kristin has demonstrated a passion for storytelling and a commitment to providing accurate, timely, and informative news coverage. She has a deep understanding of the issues and concerns facing local communities and has earned a reputation as a trusted source for reliable news and information. In addition to her work as an editor and journalist, Kristin is also a skilled writer and has written articles on a wide range of topics, including politics, business, education, and culture. She has a keen eye for detail and a talent for crafting compelling stories that engage and inform readers. Kristin is also an active member of the community and has volunteered her time and resources to numerous organizations and causes. She believes in the importance of giving back and making a positive impact on the world around us. In addition to her professional accomplishments, Kristin Barclay is also a passionate advocate for local journalism and the role it plays in keeping communities informed and engaged. She believes strongly in the importance of supporting local news outlets and is dedicated to ensuring that quality journalism remains a vital part of our society. Outside of work, Kristin enjoys traveling both for business and pleasure. She loves exploring new places, meeting new people, and experiencing different cultures. Whether she's on a business trip or a vacation, Kristin is always eager to discover what makes each place unique and special. Kristin's passions include boots, bourbon, dogs and college football. She is a self-proclaimed boot aficionado and has an impressive collection of cowboy boots that she wears with pride. She also enjoys sipping on a good bourbon and spending time with her husband and beloved border collies. Last but certainly not least, Kristin is the proud mother of two children who bring joy and meaning to her life. She is deeply committed to being a loving and supportive parent, and her children are her greatest source of inspiration and motivation

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