Evansville, IN — The American Red Cross Indiana Region will close two emergency shelters in Evansville on Sunday at noon, marking a shift in the recovery efforts following severe winter weather. The shelters, located at Lincoln School and the Ohio Township Fire Department, have been providing essential services to residents since Monday.
Red Cross volunteers and disaster workers have been offering shelter, hot meals, and emotional support to those impacted by the extreme conditions. The decision to close the shelters comes as recovery efforts progress, with officials noting that parts of the community are starting to rebound.
According to a press release from the Red Cross, the closure of these emergency shelters is a sign that many residents are now making plans for the next steps in their recovery or are returning to their homes. As the immediate crisis eases, the Red Cross will continue to monitor the situation and provide assistance as needed.
The organization remains committed to supporting the community through ongoing recovery efforts as the region moves past the winter storm’s immediate aftermath.
