City gears up to help vulnerable New Yorkers ahead of frigid weekend
News 12's Kate Christobek takes you through the protocol of NYC's Code Blue and how city agencies like the Department of Social Services and NYPD are lending a hand to those in need.
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Feb 3, 2023, 3:16 AM
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11h agoAs temperatures continue to drop and wind chills are expected to hit below zero degrees this weekend, New York City agencies are preparing to help the most vulnerable New Yorkers stay safe from the cold.
News 12's Kate Christobek takes you through the protocol of NYC's Code Blue and how city agencies like the Department of Social Services and NYPD are lending a hand to those in need.
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