Hopewell opens emergency shelter amid wintry weather
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HOPEWELL, Va. (WRIC) — The city of Hopewell has opened an emergency shelter to assist residents during the winter storm.
Hopewell officials said the emergency shelter for area residents will open at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25, at Hopewell High School, 400 S. Mesa Drive.
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The facility will remain open until weather conditions improve, officials said.
Our StormTracker8 team forecasted that snowfall across Central Virginia transitioned into sleet early Sunday morning and then into freezing rain, which will last until midnight.
Hopewell residents seeking shelter are asked to bring a photo ID for admission. Those traveling to the shelter should do so with caution. Folks who need transportation assistance can call 804-352-4010.
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For more information, contact PIO@hopewellva.gov or call 804-541-2244.
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