Shelters Open For Those In Need

The Red Cross and number of northeastern Oklahoma communities have set up shelters for those who need a place to go during this ice storm:

Red Cross along with many communities continue to help those affected by the ice storm. The American Red Cross expected just over 1,000 people to stay in their shelters Monday evening. On Monday, Red Cross officials say they served 1,035 meals and expect that number to rise on Tuesday.

Tulsa: First Baptist Church 403 S Cincinnati Avenue

Tulsa: Good Shepard Lutheran Church 8730 E. Skelly Drive

Tulsa: Asbury United Methodist Church 6767 S. Mingo

Tulsa: All American Fitness Is open to the public for showering 6900 S. Lewis

Claremore: First United Methodist Church 1615 N. Hwy 88

Sperry: First Baptist Church Open As A Warming Station

Collinsville: First Baptist Church 1301 W. Main Street

Ketchum: Methodist Church 206 Amarillo Drive

Miami: First Assembly of God 1815 Steve Owens Blvd

Owasso: First Christian Church 86th Street North and 122nd East Avenue

Pryor: Community Center 6 N. Adair

Rolling Hills: Community Center 20 S. 200 E. Avenue

Bixby: New Beginnings Church 4104 E 151st St.

Bristow: First Baptist Church

Broken Arrow: Arrow Heights Baptist Church 3201 S. Elm Place

Broken Arrow: All American Fitness Is open to the public for showering 91st and Aspen Ave.

Commerce: Southeast Baptist Church 103 East B Street

Coweta: First Assembly of God 29707 East State Highway 51

Mannford: Community Activity Center 100 Cimarron Ave.

Picher: 100 Deville Creek

Sapulpa: First Presbyterian Church 406 E. Lee

Wyandotte: Community Center 110 S. Main Street

For more information, contact your local police department or the American Red Cross at 918-831-1100.