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Pittsburgh activates emergency warming centers; community partners report 31 people sheltered
Summary
City officials and community partners said Pittsburgh opened two emergency warming centers during January and February cold snaps and served 31 people, citing broad local support and donated supplies.
On March 11, 2025, Pittsburgh Mayor Don McNaney and local partners told the city commission that the city activated emergency warming centers at two locations during January and February extreme-cold periods, sheltering 31 people aged 18 and older.
The announcement came during the commission meeting's recognitions segment, where Pittsburgh Positive and partner organizations were invited to describe the emergency response. The organizers said the centers responded to days when temperatures dropped below 20 degrees Fahrenheit and provided a staffed place for residents who lacked heat at home or were experiencing…
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