A Salvation Army shelter continues to operate after sustaining storm damage. The building's roof was partially torn off, allowing water to leak in and cause damage. Approximately 140 people were staying at the center through various shelter and housing programs. The extent of the water damage is not yet clear, and power was still out on Saturday afternoon.
Efforts are being made to bring in generators and cooling units to support ongoing operations. Some programming, including senior day activities, is expected to be put on hold. Further details about the shelter's status and recovery plans are available from the source.
The shelter is working to minimize disruptions to its residents, aiming to avoid causing additional trauma.
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