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This is a message from Olmsted Township & Olmsted Falls to our residents. In response to the extremely cold temperatures we are experiencing, a temporary warming center is being opened for the Olmsted Falls residents at the Fire Station located at 9274 Columbia Road and one for the Olmsted Township residents at the Fire Station located at 26900 Cook Road. Olmsted Falls residents can call 440-235-3238 and the Olmsted Township residents can call 440-235-3746 for more information. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911.
As a reminder, Warming Centers are intended to be a temporary retreat from severe weather if you are having issues with your heat.
During this cold period, to help protect yourself and your loved ones, please remember to:
Listen to a NOAA Weather Radio or other local news broadcast for updates
Don’t go outside unless absolutely necessary
Keep a supply of food and water in your home
Keep furnace filters and exhaust vents clean and clear to help prevent Carbon Monoxide buildup in your home
Check-in with your neighbors or individuals you know who may be vulnerable to the weather conditions
Don’t forget about pets-they are susceptible to severe weather as well
Make sure your contact information within Ready Notify is current

You've probably noticed by now, but Cuyahoga County can get REALLY cold.

💓Love it or hate it💔, you need to be prepared: https://goo.gl/Mq4SSh

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