Hartford Reporter

HARTFORD, CONN (February 2, 2023) – Today, the City of Hartford announced that temporary daytime warming centers will be open today, Thursday, February 2nd and Friday, February 3rd due to extremely cold conditions forecasted for the remainder of this week.

“We’ve enjoyed relatively warm weather this winter season, but with this blast of extremely cold weather, we want to make sure every resident has access to warm shelter during the daytime,” said Mayor Bronin.  “I encourage all residents in need of warmth and shelter to visit one of our warming centers, and I want to thank our Fire Department and Health and Human Services teams, as well as Catholic Charities, for stepping up to provide these warming centers.”

The City is also supporting overnight warming centers, which residents can utilize through the weekend.  Hartford adults seeking an overnight warming center should visit 110 Washington Street, while young adults and families with children should visit the Marshall House at 333 Homestead Avenue. Both will be open 24 hours a day beginning tonight at 7 PM and lasting until Sunday at 12 PM.

Daytime Warming Centers

Albany Library
1250 Albany Ave.
Monday through Thursday: 09:00-6:00
Fridays: 09:00-5:00
860-695-7380 

Barbour Library
261 Barbour St.
Monday through Thursday 09:00-6:00
Fridays: 09:00-5:00
860-695-7400 

Camp Field Library
30 Campfield Ave.
Monday through Thursday 09:00-6:00
Fridays: 09:00-5:00
860-695-7440 

Dwight Library
7 New Park Ave.
Monday through Thursday 09:00-6:00
Fridays: 09:00-5:00
860-695-7460
 
Park Street Library @ the Lyric
603 Park St.
Monday through Thursday: 09:00-6:00
Fridays: 09:00-5:00
860-695-7500

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford
45 Wadsworth Street 
Thursday & Friday 09:00-5:00
860-527-1124 

Overnight Warming Centers

City of Hartford Warming Center110 Washington Street

Thursday 7:00PM to Sunday 12:00PMAdults Only Marshall House 333 Homestead Avenue

Triage services available starting Thursday at 6:00PMFamilies with children under 18 years old & Youth 18-24 years old

Original source can be found here.