As snow continues to fall and ice builds across Hardeman County, resources are becoming available to assist community members across the area. The information will be updated as we learn of more available resources and weather updates.
POWER OUTAGES
The Bolivar Energy Authority is constantly updating its outage map for the areas it serves. You may see the current outages. If you are a BEA customer and are experiencing an outage, contact the company at (731) 658-5257. FFollow the BEA Facebook page for more updates and helpful information for storm survival. { }
Tippah Electric Power Association reported it suffered “catastrophic damage” and expects there to be delays (as in weeks) for repairs to be done. Follow TEPA for more updates.
WARMING CENTERS
Bolivar
City of Bolivar Municipal Center will upon request. Call the Hardeman County Emergency Communications District at (731) 658-5101 or (731) 658-1902 for more information.
Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office {505 South Main Street, Bolivar} from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday and Monday, January 25 – 26. Call (731) 658-3971 for more information.
Grand Junction
Hardeman County Commissioners Joseph Jenkins has opened his building as a warming center. Call (731) 609-8100 for more information.
Middleton
The City of Middleton has a warming center at the Middleton Community Center {next to City Park}. Cots and running water are available, as well as meals. The warming center will be open 24 hours a day and remain open until power is restored in Middleton.
Woodrun in Middleton has opened its clubhouse for anyone needing a warm place.
Whiteville
The Town of Whiteville has opened a warming center at the Whiteville Community Center {151 West Main Street, 38075}. There is fresh coffee, restrooms, and a microwave. Call (731) 254-9450 for more information.
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