The City of Auburn is extending the hours of the Ray of Hope Resource Center, offering a warming center for residents in need from February 2 through February 5 due to ongoing freezing temperatures. The center, located at 2806 Auburn Way North, will provide shelter during dangerously cold nights, opening its doors nightly at 9 p. m. and closing at 7 a. m.

City officials are closely monitoring the weather and will reassess the necessity for additional extensions on February 5, ensuring that community needs are met. This proactive measure reflects the city's commitment to public safety and support for vulnerable populations during extreme weather conditions. Residents seeking refuge from the cold are encouraged to take advantage of this resource. For further updates and information, Auburn's Emergency Information page serves as a reliable source. The warming center initiative is a crucial step in safeguarding the well-being of those affected by the harsh winter weather.