Residents of Princeton without power will be able to use City Hall as a warming center if necessary.
The city will be setting up a warming shelter at City Hall, located at 123 W Princeton Drive, for residents who have lost power and need a warm place Friday Feb. 4. The Warming Shelter opened at 3 p.m.
It will also warm residents overnight, but they are asked to bring their own blankets, snacks, phone chargers, or any other essential medication or supplies. Cots, water, and coffee will also be available.
Masks and social distancing will be required.
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