Storm Shelters Across South-Central Kentucky: An Updated Wednesday, April 1, 2024

Timely and comprehensive, we share with you the updated listings of storm shelters available across various local counties in South-Central Kentucky.

Warren County: Sheltered and Safe

Known for its outdoor wonders, Warren County also offers four dedicated parks with storm shelters – Ephram White Park, Phil Moore Park, Basil Griffin Park, and Michael Buchanon Park, all of which located in Bowling Green. Additionally, two fire stations in Plano and Alvaton offer storm shelters. Keeping essential and potential life-saving amenities close to the community adds to citizen’s well-being and safety measures.

Storm Shelters in Allen County

Allen County lists eight fire departments and stations with storm shelters, including Adolphus Fire Department Station#2, Cedar Springs Fire Department Stations#1 and #2, East Allen Fire Department, Halifax Volunteer Fire Department, Meador Community Fire Department, South Allen Fire Department, and Stony Point Volunteer Fire Department. The availability of these shelters in strategic locations across Allen County attests to the ongoing commitment to protect citizens during severe weather conditions.

In City Limits: Scottsville Fire Department

Within city limits, you will find Scottsville Fire Department Station#1 and #2 ready to serve as your safe haven during times of storms.

Barren County’s List of Shelter Locations

Barren County is not far behind when it comes to providing storm shelters for its citizens. The county lists several volunteer fire departments along with Doyle Park Site and Cave City Public Works Department as available locations for storm shelter. These premeditated safety measures reveal the thoughtful planning for emergencies in this area.

Metcalfe County Sheltered Areas

Metcalfe County offers a comprehensive list of storm shelters across different locations such as North Metcalfe VFD, Sulphur Well Methodist Church Road, Pleasant Valley Church Road, and Country Wy Ests, among others. With multiple shelters located in Edmonton and Summer Shade VFD, safety during severe weather is a priority for Metcalfe County as well.

The updated list for these storm shelters available in several local counties ensures the community is prepared and informed during storm seasons, thus, safeguarding lives and contributing to the resilience of the region.

Keeping the lines of communication open, we will continue to share more updates about the Storm Shelters in South-Central Kentucky. Remember – preparedness is the key to weathering any storm. Stay safe!