Gov. Lamont extends cold weather protocol through Saturday
Shelters and warming centers will remain open throughout Connecticut.
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5h agoGov. Ned Lamont has extended the state's severe cold weather protocol through Saturday afternoon.
Shelters and warming centers will remain open throughout Connecticut.
Anyone in need can be directed to nearby locations by calling 211. Transportation is available if needed.
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