JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — City Rescue Mission in Jacksonville is extending its overnight shelter services on Monday and Tuesday in response to forecasted temperatures dropping below 40°F.
The shelter, located at 234 W. State St., will open its doors to provide a warm and safe environment for those in need, ensuring that no one is turned away during the cold spell, a rescue mission news release states.
“We will not turn anyone away,” said Paul Stasi, LCSW, Executive Director of City Rescue Mission. “We want to ensure that everyone without a home has a warm shelter and a hot meal during this cold weather. Safety and care are our top priorities.”
Check-in for individuals seeking shelter will begin at 3:30 p.m. on both days at CRM’s New Life Inn campus. The extended hours and increased overnight capacity will continue as long as temperatures remain below 40°F.
Guests are encouraged to stay indoors to prioritize their safety during this period of extreme weather.
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