March through May is the typical tornado season for the state of Alabama, and severe storms have already taken place this year. In light of this season of storms, the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office released an updated list of storm shelters in the county and cities so everyone knows their options should they need to seek shelter.

Russellville City Storm Shelters

• Parks and Recreation Building – 201 Ashe Ave.
• Old Junior High School Lot – 511 Gaines Ave.
• Fire Department Station 2 – 15938 Highway 43 N.
• Westside Plaza Apartments – 1100 Adams Ave.
• Courthouse – 410 Jackson Ave. N.
• United Methodist Church – 311 Jackson Ave. N.
• Chucky Mullins Center 442 Hamilton St.
• Lee Sports Complex – 1851 Lawrence St. E.
• Dillard Hollow – 90 Dillard Hollow Road
• City Lake Drive – 1559 City Lake Drive, behind lower concession stand

Phil Campbell City Storm Shelters

• Community Center – 132 Sherry Bryce Drive
• First Baptist Church – 3550 Broad St.

Red Bay City Storm Shelters

• Tiny Tigers Preschool – 1100 4^th NE
• Methodist Church – 509 4^th SW (pet-friendly)
• Water Park – 640 2^nd NE, two shelters
• Old Airport – 627 9^th NW

Franklin County Storm Shelters

• Blue Springs – 3001 Highway 75 (fire department)
• East Franklin – 10365 Highway 81 (south of Highway 81 and Highway 93 intersection)
• Gravel Hill – 3675 Gravel Hill Road (fire department)
• Union – 5588 Highway 93 (community center)
• Tharptown – 23 Highway 80 (fire department)
• Belgreen – 14141 Highway 524 (fire department)
• Burnout – 75 Highway 224 (fire department)
• Frankfort – 7464 Highway 41 (fire department)
• Frog Pond – 5215 Highway 22 (fire department)
• Spruce Pine – 9312 Highway 22 (community center)
• Hodges – 1842 Highway 172 (behind city hall)
• Pleasant Site – 2785 Highway 90 (fire department)
• Vina – 79 Church St. (fire department)
• Payne Creek Estates – 575 Highway 48, two shelters
• Town and Country – 27630 Highway 24 E., two shelters