With high winds and sub-freezing temperatures expected in the next several days, the City of Lexington will likely activate its emergency winter weather plan. That’s according to Jeff Herron, the city’s director of Homeless Prevention and Intervention. Herron said the plan will probably stay in place until Wednesday, with the city’s congregate shelter providers adding overflow beds.
“They'll also be working to relax restrictions for individuals that have previously been suspended for programmatic or behavioral reasons. Unless it would be something that would be a very serious previous events like violence.”
