Red Cross Shelters Remain Open

Power continues to be restored to residents across northeastern Oklahoma. And that means some of those residents are leaving Red Cross shelters and returning home. Red Cross officials say most of its

Friday, December 14th 2007, 1:00 pm

By: News On 6

Power continues to be restored to residents across northeastern Oklahoma. And that means some of those residents are leaving Red Cross shelters and returning home. Red Cross officials say most of its shelters remain open and as another winter storm moves across Oklahoma, officials are getting ready to accept an increase in people.

Here is the list of the shelters which are open:

Tulsa
Opening at 9 a.m. on Monday
Crosstown Church of Christ
3400 E. Admiral Place

Bristow
First Baptist
266 E. Sixth Ave.

Catoosa
Rolling Hills Comm. Center
20 S. 200 E. Ave.

Claremore
First United Methodist Church
1615 N. Hwy 88

Collinsville
First Baptist Church
1301 W. Main Street

Drumright
First Baptist
229 S. Ohio Ave.

Jennings
First Baptist
500 N. Main St.

Miami
First Assembly of God
1815 Steve Owens Blvd

Oilton
Free Will Baptist Church
2 miles west of Paden

Picher
100 Deville Creek

Sapulpa
First Presbyterian
111 S. Oak

For more information, visit www.tulsaredcross.org.