Cold weather shelters opened across Brevard County on Monday, February 23, as temperatures fell to the mid-30s, according to local officials. The move followed forecasts from the National Weather Service in Melbourne predicting low overnight temperatures. Shelters are available in Titusville, Cocoa, and Melbourne, with specific locations including LifePointe Ministries in Titusville, the Sharing Center of Central Brevard, and Matthew’s Hope in Cocoa. Providence Connects at Melbourne First Church of the Nazarene is also offering overnight stays. Some shelters are providing meals, including dinner and breakfast, to guests. Brevard County Emergency Management confirmed the decision to open shelters was based on the latest weather forecasts. The Titusville Fire Department shared details about the locations and services available. Residents experiencing homelessness or in need of warmth were encouraged to seek shelter. The shelters operate on a coordinated basis, with community partners working together to ensure access to safe, warm accommodations. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing overnight, prompting the emergency management agency to emphasize the importance of staying informed. Local leaders have urged residents to check with shelters directly for hours and availability.