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Cold weather shelters to open in Okaloosa County

With cold temperatures expected to occur in our area during the overnight hours between Monday, February 1 into Wednesday, February 3, two cold weather shelters will open in Okaloosa County. North County: Crestview Area Shelter for the homeless.120 Duggan Ave, Crestview Opens at 6:00pmPhone: 850-398-5670Website: https://crestviewshelter.org South County: One Hopeful Place1564 Percy L Coleman Rd, […]

With cold temperatures expected to occur in our area during the overnight hours between Monday, February 1 into Wednesday, February 3, two cold weather shelters will open in Okaloosa County.

North County:
Crestview Area Shelter for the homeless.
120 Duggan Ave, Crestview

Opens at 6:00pm
Phone: 850-398-5670
Website: https://crestviewshelter.org

South County:
One Hopeful Place
1564 Percy L Coleman Rd, Fort Walton Beach

Phone: 850-586-7879
Website: https://onehopefulplace.org

**Note bus stop pick up locations for One Hopeful Place only: 4 & 5pm – 205 Shell Ave, Fort Walton Beach, Fl. 32548

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