A warming shelter in Davis County provides temporary respite from the cold for the elderly and those experiencing homelessness. The shelter has seen consistent use, with three individuals becoming regular patrons.
<p>LAYTON — Thursday night, two elderly men and one elderly woman spent the night at Davis County's &quot;code blue&quot; warming shelter.
&quot;</p><p>He has been homeless for a matter of months and usually stays in his camp trailer with his Australian Shepherd, named Bear E.
HOMELESSNESS ELDERLY WARMING SHELTER DAVIS COUNTY COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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