SHELTON - City officials have set up a food and water distribution center at the Shelton Community Center, 41 Church St.
As of Tuesday afternoon, 42 percent of Shelton customers were still without power, according to United Illuminating’s web site.
Thomas Taylor, administrative assistant in the mayor’s office, said the community center got its power back Tuesday morning.
Residents without power can go there to get food and water until 9 p.m. tonight, and starting at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, according to Taylor. The state donated the provisions.
Residents can also take showers, and recharge electronic devices there, Taylor said.
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