Multnomah County has decided to close its eight emergency shelters on February 15, despite the presence of snow in the Portland area. Officials indicated that the upcoming weather forecast does not justify extending the shelters, which were first established on February 10. Initially, three shelters were opened, with the number increasing to eight by February 14 to aid over 700 people facing cold weather conditions. This decision reflects the county's protocol for managing emergency facilities in accordance with weather forecasts.
Despite the lingering snow in Portland, Multnomah County is closing its eight emergency shelters on February 15, citing that weather forecasts do not warrant their continued operation.
The county initiated the shelters on February 10, increasing the number to eight by February 14, in anticipation of serving more than 700 individuals.
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