American Red Cross Shelters Open Following Significant Storm Damage
Individuals needing a safe place to stay are encouraged to come to a shelter
May 17, 2025
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The American Red Cross has opened three shelters in St. Louis following significant storm and tornado damage today. These shelters opened with Red Cross with plenty of capacity; back-up shelters are set up with food and water, if needed. Individuals needing a safe place to stay are encouraged to come to a shelter.
Anyone needing assistance following the storms, please go to a shelter or call 1-800-Red-Cross.
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Department:
City Emergency Management Agency
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Topic:
Temporary Housing
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