A number of communities have opened warming centers for people who lost power due to Wednesday's wind storm.
CLICK HERE FOR THE DTE ENERGY LIST OF WARMING CENTERS AND MAP
The following locations have been opened:
- Belleville High School located at 501 W. Columbia Avenue in Belleville
- Costick Center located at 28600 Eleven Mile in Farmington Hills can be used as a warming center from March 9 through March 12 (7 a.m. to 11 p.m.)
- Kennedy Memorial Building in Lincoln Park
- Redford Community Center is open until 8 p.m.
- Warren Community Center
- Salter Community Center in Royal Oak at 1545 E. Lincoln. It will be open 24 hours a day – unless no one is at the facility at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. If that is the case, it will close and reopen Friday morning.
- Livonia’s Jack E. Kirksey Recreation Center for people who live in the city
-
City of Detroit will be opening warming centers at 7:00 tonight. After that, they will remain open 24 hours a day:
- Crowell Community Center, located at 16630 Lahser, south of 6 Mile Road
- Coleman A. Young Recreation Center, located at 2751 Bradby Drive, North of E. Lafayette
- Farwell Recreation Center, located at 2711 E. Outer Drive, east of Ryan Road
- Patton Recreation Center, located at 2301 Woodmere, north of west Vernor Highway
- Plymouth is opening warming centers at The First United Methodist Church, Kenneth Catholic Church and NorthRidge Church
- Canton is opening a warming center at Summit on the Park
- Pier Park Community Building in Grosse Pointe Farms
- Oak Park Community Center
- Hart Middle School in Rochester Hills
- Lavins Activity Center, McKeever Lounge and Services for Older Citizens (for disabled adults and seniors) in Grosse Pointe Park
- McCollough-Unis School and Stout Middle School in Dearborn
Hours of operation will vary by location. You should contact the specific cities for more information about their warming centers.
