01/29/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 01/29/2026 21:10
The American Red Cross has opened a Warming Location at the Bellevue Community Center, located at 7638 A Highway 70 South, Nashville, TN 37721, to support Davidson County residents impacted by extreme cold weather and power outages.
This Warming Location replaces the previously established site at Margaret Allen Middle School, which was relocated to the Bellevue Community Center on Thursday. The Bellevue location now joins three other overnight warming and sheltering locations operating across the county.
The Nashville Fire Department (NFD), Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD), and the Department of Emergency Communications (DEC) continue to provide free transportation to area Warming Locations for Davidson County residents in need. Transportation back to residents' homes is also available once power has been restored.
Transportation Assistance
Residents needing transportation to a warming location should call: 615-401-1712
DEC personnel answering the hotline have access to interpreters, ensuring assistance is available regardless of language.
Callers should be prepared to provide the following information:
Since the transportation hotline launched on Sunday, more than 625 people have been transported by personnel from the Nashville Fire Department and Metro Nashville Police Department.
Transportation requests will be handled as resources allow, with priority given to those most vulnerable to extreme cold.
Emergency Alerts
The Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is using Wireless Emergency Alerts to share critical information about shelter locations and changing conditions. Residents may continue to receive additional alerts as this event continues. These alerts are vital to public safety, and the community is encouraged not to disable them.
Available Warming Locations
Warming locations are open 24/7 until further notice for residents affected by the current cold weather.
Nashville Fire Stations
Metro Nashville Police Precincts
Overnight Warming Locations with Food Access (Open 24/7)
Pets
Pets are allowed at warming locations. Residents are requested to bring a crate for their pet if possible.