The city of Booneville has opened a warming shelter at the Swift Park Community Center, which now has power and heat, according to officials. The shelter opened at 5:30 p.m. and is intended for families and individuals without heat or adequate shelter amid ongoing winter weather and power outages.
Mayor Lori Tucker encouraged residents to take advantage of the shelter, which features security measures and safety precautions. She urged community members to be respectful and courteous to others and to check on friends and family during the cold weather.
The Swift Park Community Center is located at 110 Dallison Drive. City officials emphasized the importance of staying safe and warm during the storm and asked residents to share the information with anyone who might need it. They also asked for continued prayers for community members, volunteers, and first responders.
