TRI-CITIES, Wash.-As temperatures start to drop warming centers around the Tri-Cities are preparing to open.
The Benton-Franklin Health District is partnering with Richland, Pasco and Kennewick to provide spaces for individuals to get out of the cold during the day, according to the BFHD.
“We deeply appreciate the efforts of our city and county partners in helping to keep our community healthy throughout the winter season,” said Dr. Steven Krager, Health Officer for BFHD.
Temporary warming centers are open daily during normal business hours to provide protection from extreme cold and possible cold-related illnesses.
Temporary warming centers in the Tri-Cities area.
Pasco:
Tri-City Union Gospel Mission Men’s and Women’s Shelters. 509-547-2112Mid Columbia Libraries (both branches) 509-545-1019 and 509-546-8055First Avenue Center. 509-545-3459
Kennewick:
Mid Columbia Libraries (both branches) 509-586-3156 and 509-783-7878Columbia Center Mall. 509-783-2108
Richland and West Richland:
Richland Public Library 509-942-7454Richland Community Center 509-942-7529Mid Columbia Libraries 509-967-3191
Prosser:
Becky’s Coffee Corner 509-786-8300Renz Farmers Insurance Agency 509-781-6300Mid Columbia Libraries 509-786-2533
Mid-Columbia Library branches:
Benton City: 509-588-6471Kahlotus: 509-282-3493Connell: 509-234-4971Mesa: 509-269-4201
