SALISBURY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A cooling center has been established in Salisbury Township for residents that remain without power after severe weather that affected the region this weekend.
The township made an announcement on Facebook, saying residents without power can go to the Western Salisbury Volunteer Fire Company.
The fire station is available for those who need to charge electronic devices, cool off, and access basic amenities, according to officials.
The township asks that people try to carpool whenever possible and park along Green Acres Drive to help keep access clear for emergency vehicles.
The fire company is located at 950 S. Ott Street in Allentown.
Anyone wanting to donate items for impacted residents and fire department volunteers is asked to drop things off at the fire station.
Donations of bottled water, snacks, or prepared food are greatly appreciated, according to the township.
According to PPL, some areas may remain without power until Wednesday, the township said.