COLD WEATHER RESPONSE- 2020
Metro Social Services was tasked to submit the Metro-portion of the Cold Weather Community Response Plan to the Metro Council by August 31. Metro continues to offer an overflow shelter this winter season starting on November 1, 2020. The Metro Cold Weather Overflow Shelter opens overnight when temperatures reach 28 degrees Fahrenheit*** or below. This year, 250-300 winter shelter beds will be made accessible to people from 7 pm to 7 am each time temperatures reach 28 degrees Fahrenheit or below. The location will be at the Fairgrounds in a separate building that is adjacent to the existing Social Distancing and the COVID+/Isolation shelters. All three shelter operations that are run by Metro at the Fairgrounds are in separate buildings to limit anyone’s potential exposure to COVID.
For detailed information, please visit www.coldweathernashville.com. See guide below for more info on available shelter options.
SHUTTLE SCHEDULE AS OF DEC 1 2020 TO EMERGENCY SHELTER
WEST + DOWNTOWN ROUTE
6:45pm Centennial Pavilion
7:15pm War Memorial (multiple trips)
• People Loving Nashville will have a community meal on Monday nights at War Memorial, feel free to ask staff/volunteers to help you get people lined up/into the van
8:15pm Main WEGO station downtown
EAST + SOUTH ROUTE
7:30pm War Memorial (multiple trips)
8:30pm Riverfront Park (multiple trips)
EAST (Stephanie and People Loving Nashville staff/volunteers, PLN Van)
7:00pm Holy Name Church
~8:15pm City Road United Methodist Church
Metro Social Services was tasked to submit the Metro-portion of the Cold Weather Community Response Plan to the Metro Council by August 31. Metro continues to offer an overflow shelter this winter season starting on November 1, 2020. The Metro Cold Weather Overflow Shelter opens overnight when temperatures reach 28 degrees Fahrenheit*** or below. This year, 250-300 winter shelter beds will be made accessible to people from 7 pm to 7 am each time temperatures reach 28 degrees Fahrenheit or below. The location will be at the Fairgrounds in a separate building that is adjacent to the existing Social Distancing and the COVID+/Isolation shelters. All three shelter operations that are run by Metro at the Fairgrounds are in separate buildings to limit anyone’s potential exposure to COVID.
For detailed information, please visit www.coldweathernashville.com. See guide below for more info on available shelter options.
SHUTTLE SCHEDULE AS OF DEC 1 2020 TO EMERGENCY SHELTER
WEST + DOWNTOWN ROUTE
6:45pm Centennial Pavilion
7:15pm War Memorial (multiple trips)
• People Loving Nashville will have a community meal on Monday nights at War Memorial, feel free to ask staff/volunteers to help you get people lined up/into the van
8:15pm Main WEGO station downtown
EAST + SOUTH ROUTE
7:30pm War Memorial (multiple trips)
8:30pm Riverfront Park (multiple trips)
EAST (Stephanie and People Loving Nashville staff/volunteers, PLN Van)
7:00pm Holy Name Church
~8:15pm City Road United Methodist Church
