Sapulpa’s emergency shelter still going strong at new location, will be available at least until noon Wednesday

Sapulpa’s emergency shelter at the Senior Citizens Center (515 E Dewey Ave) is still going strong and offering relief from the single-digit temperatures that Sapulpa has been experiencing since Saturday.

An “Emergency Shelter” sign sits outside the Sapulpa Senior Citizens Center at 515 E Dewey Ave. The center is being used by Shoulder 2 Shoulder as an emergency shelter until Wednesday. (photo by Micah Choquette)

When Shoulder 2 Shoulder Ministries’ Levi Bradley heard about the coming sub-freezing weather scheduled to hit the Sapulpa area over the weekend, he knew what he needed to do, and began making preparations.


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