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Warming Center

Severe Weather Jackson County

Community Resource

Serves: Service area varies
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About this resource

This resource offers details about warming centers available during severe weather events in Medford, along with potential additional warming resources.

Intake Process: Check the website and register for text alerts.

Costs: None

Who can use this

  • Open to all
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Documents you may need

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Get in touch

Phone
+18887774
Website
www.medfordoregon.gov/
Hours
Warming centers operate during the winter months and during severe weather advisories. Locations are open either throughout the winter season or when temperature thresholds are met.

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