The Charles W. Eisemann Center is now open to visitors Monday through Friday from Noon to 5 p.m. including the Ticket Office and the Forrest & Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery, where the sculpture installation MotherBoard can be viewed until Aug. 2.
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The Richardson Public Library reopened its third floor yesterday and will begin allowing limited usage of public computers on the second floor on June 22.
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The Parks and Recreation Department announced last night at the Richardson City Council meeting that Richardson’s four neighborhood pools (Canyon Creek, Glenville, Cottonwood, Terrace) will open in a limited capacity this summer, while the Heights Family Aquatic Center will remain closed for the 2020 swim season.
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The Heights and Huffhines Recreation Centers have increased their capacities following Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to move into Phase 3 of his plan to reopen businesses and services in the state.
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In recognition of recent events, the Richardson City Council took up discussion on racial inequity and expectations of municipal employees during their regularly scheduled Monday evening meeting, June 8.
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