Code blue declared in burlington as city opens cold weather shelter

Code Blue declared in Burlington as city opens cold weather shelter

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November 30, 2022
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BURLINGTON, NJ – Officials in the City of Burlington have declared a code blue weather alert for residents needing a warm place to stay out of the wind and cold of an incoming wintry weather pattern and low temperatures.

Based on projected weather forecasts, a code blue is declared effective Wednesday, November 30th, 7 PM to Friday, December 2nd, 7 AM. Overnight Shelters will be operating from 7 pm-7 am.

If you need assistance, please contact the the Burlington County Board of Social Services at 609-261-1000 or The Burlington County Housing HUB is 609-265-5185 Monday-Friday between 8AM-5PM.

After hours, weekends, and holidays please contact NJ 211 the number is 2-1-1.

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