TULSA, Okla. — Temperatures are dropping around Green Country and the City of Tulsa is making sure everyone has ways to stay safe and warm.
2 News is keeping an eye on ways to keep yourself, your family, and even those living on the streets safe.
The City of Tulsa opened four warming stations:
- John 3:16 Mission- adults males only
- Tulsa Day Center- adults only
- The Salvation Army- families and individuals
- Youth Services of Tulsa- under 18 only
What to Do if You Encounter Someone Unhoused and in Need of Help
- In an Emergency: Call 911 immediately for urgent medical or safety concerns.
- Request Outreach Assistance: If someone needs help from an outreach team on-site, fill out an Outreach Request Form [housingsolutionstulsa.org] and Housing Solutions will send someone out to check on them as quickly as possible.
How You Can Help
- Donate Winter Gear: Items such as warm blankets, hats, gloves, and socks are greatly needed. Donations can be made at Tulsa Day Center, 415 W. Archer.
- Support Local Shelters: Monetary contributions to local shelters and outreach teams ensure quick and flexible support where it’s most needed.
Make sure you keep your home safe from the cold:
- Drip your indoor faucets that are outside of your house.
- Cover your outside faucets.
- If you think your pipes may be frozen, call the city of Tulsa at 311 for assistance.
When it comes to pets make sure you're taking precautions to keep them safe:
- Bring them inside during these temperatures.
- If they need to stay outside, check if their shelter is insulated.
- Bundle them up and protect their paws from ice and salt.
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