Frisco's city officials have announced that administrative offices will shut their doors on March 29 in observance of Good Friday, with some departments operating on modified hours through March 31. The City Hall, among other administrative buildings, will take a break from public duties, resuming regular activity on April Fool's Day. Despite the closures, the city has made it clear that curbside services such as recycling, trash, and yard waste collection will continue without interruption.

As per the City of Frisco, residents should take note of the schedule changes that impact several local facilities. The Environmental Services offices, and the Environmental Collection Center, will both be out of commission on Friday, though the latter promises to open its doors from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 30. Meanwhile, bookworms and knowledge seekers be advised, that the Frisco Public Library and Connection at Stonebriar Centre will also close on March 29, and again on Sunday, March 31, with normal services available on Saturday.

For those concerned about public safety and municipal legal matters, the Frisco Fire Safety Town, Central Fire Administration, and the Municipal Court all plan to join the holiday hiatus. Heritage enthusiasts will also find the doors of the Frisco Heritage Museum locked on both Friday and Sunday, while the Frisco Discovery Center will welcome visitors on Friday and Saturday but will turn the sign to 'closed' on Sunday.

Some facilities will, however, maintain their regular schedule through the holiday period. The Grove at Frisco Commons and the Frisco Athletic Center will operate at their normal hours on Friday and Saturday, taking a pause only on Sunday, March 31. Patrons looking to partake in any activities over the weekend should check the calendar of events, and facility details, which are readily available on their respective websites.