The Denton Community Shelter is taking steps to provide relief from the heat. It will be open overnight, providing shelter capacity from Monday into Tuesday. This decision comes as meteorologists have issued a heat advisory, indicating high temperatures are expected.
Further information about the shelter and its operations can be found through the Denton Record-Chronicle, which reported on the shelter's plans to open overnight in response to the heat advisory.
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