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Extra help and shelter is available for the homeless during Utah's "Code Blue" winters.
Damn, it got cold fast!
Damn, it got cold fast! As I scurry around my home trying to finish winterizing my yard, replacing furnace filters, changing out batteries in my smoke detectors and putting away yard tools, I find I'm so incredibly grateful to have a home and not be out on the streets, unsheltered in the cold.
Luckily, almost every large city in the state has at least one emergency shelter and/or a transitional housing facility. But there are hundreds of folks who don't want to go into shelters because they have their pets with them, are too mentally unstable and prefer the streets, feel there's too much crime…
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