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Homeless people report being turned away from Richmond City Hall for shelter during storm: 'We're looked over'

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Richmond City Hall opened up as a "place of last refuge" for homeless individuals. The city does operate inclement weather shelters during the winter seasons, but they're closed between April and November. The potential for rainfall in Central Virginia is 2-4 inches with wind gusts that could reach 40-50 mph.

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Homeless people report being turned away from Richmond City Hall for shelter during storm: 'We're looked over'

RICHMOND, Va. -- Amid the lack of a city-operated permanent inclement weather shelter, Richmond City Hall opened up as a "place of last refuge" for homeless individuals who have nowhere to take cover as Tropical Storm Ophelia approaches.It opened at 5 p.m. Friday, but multiple people who showed up to take advantage of the resource said they were turned away. Several nonprofit organizers along with homeless people told CBS 6 that staff working in…

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WTVR broke the news in Richmond, United States on Saturday, September 23, 2023.
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