It’s bitter cold in Cleveland. Here’s what to know about warming centers and shelters

More than 430 residents visited Cleveland warming shelters as of Wednesday, many during this latest cold snap.

by Signal Cleveland Staff January 30, 2026

Signal Cleveland’s public safety beat focuses on police policies and practices, courts, the county jail, bail reform, racial inequality and more.

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Nine Cleveland residents picked by the mayor and City Council sit on the board.

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