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Fort Bend County public libraries reopen to indoor visitors
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Students review books in the library. (Courtesy: Tracy Proffitt, Robert S. Payne Elementary School)
The Fort Bend County public library system has reopened five of its locations after being closed to the public due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Library members will now be able to visit the following locations in person: George Memorial Library in Richmond, Cinco Ranch Branch Library in Katy, Missouri City Branch Library, Sienna Branch Library, and the University Branch Library in Sugar Land.
According to Fort Bend County Libraries, the reopening permits visitors to browse book collections, complete a library-card application in person, use the computers and use study rooms on a limited basis.
 Fort Bend County Libraries (FBCL) will reopen five locations Monday, Library Director Clara Russell announced in a Thursday news release.Â
 âWe miss all of our patrons, and we know how important our libraries are to their daily lives,â Russell said. âWe want to return to ânormalâ service as soon as possible, but this needs to happen in phases so that we can keep everyone safe and healthy.â
 The Books & More curbside pickup service will continue to be available at all FBCL locations.
 All who enter FBCL buildings will start at a health-screening station to have their temperature taken, Fort Bend County Judge KP George said during a Facebook Live broadcast Thursday.Â
 Fort Bend County Libraries (FBCL) will reopen five locations Monday, Library Director Clara Russell announced in a Thursday news release.Â
 âWe miss all of our patrons, and we know how important our libraries are to their daily lives,â Russell said. âWe want to return to ânormalâ service as soon as possible, but this needs to happen in phases so that we can keep everyone safe and healthy.â
 The Books & More curbside pickup service will continue to be available at all FBCL locations.
 All who enter FBCL buildings will start at a health-screening station to have their temperature taken, Fort Bend County Judge KP George said during a Facebook Live broadcast Thursday.Â