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Committee plans data-heavy presentations on extreme weather shelters and warming centers
Summary
At the March 26 general meeting, multiple organizations will give 10-minute presentations with metrics (bed nights, meals served, other October 15–March 15 figures) to raise public awareness about winter shelter and warming-center coordination across Humboldt County.
The Executive Committee scheduled a roundup of presentations at the March 26 general meeting focused on extreme weather shelters and warming centers. Multiple organizations — including Betty Kwan Chinn, City of Eureka, Arcata House Partnership, South County Homes for All, and Eureka Rescue Mission — were each allotted 10 minutes to present metrics such as bed nights and meals served covering October 15 through March 15.
The committee emphasized that this work often goes unnoticed and that the presentations aim to educate the broader community about coordination already in place. Organizations with PowerPoint slides were asked to send them to Aaron in advance so the meeting can present consistent metrics across presenters.
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