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Plano residents will soon benefit from a new mental health resource awareness program sponsored by the Plano Police Department. Scheduled for Thursday, June 12, from 8 AM to noon at the Plano Police Department, this initiative will feature experts including a probate judge, an attorney, and representatives from the National Alliance on Mental Illness and Life Path Systems. This program aims to enhance community awareness and support for mental health issues.
In other news, the Collin Creek redevelopment project is making significant strides. Developers recently showcased the 1,976-space underground parking garage, with plans to begin above-ground development soon. This includes the construction of a park, streets, and infrastructure, alongside two apartment buildings and the main mall building, which are set to commence later this year. This revitalization is expected to breathe new life into the historic mall.
For families with children on the autism spectrum or those with sensory processing differences, the city is introducing sensory swim days at various city pools. These sessions, running from June 7 through August 10, will provide a comfortable and interactive environment for children. Admission is free for recreation members, while nonmembers can enter at regular admission rates.
Additionally, TEDx Plano is set to take place on Thursday, June 26, at the Robinson Fine Arts Center. This event will encourage attendees to explore big questions and innovative ideas, with tickets providing access to both the main stage and an interactive lobby experience. For more details on the speaker lineup and ticket information, residents can visit tedxplano.org.
Lastly, the Plano Animal Shelter is featuring Violet, a 12-year-old cat in need of a loving home. Due to her shy nature, she would thrive best in a quieter environment without young children. Interested adopters can view Violet and other pets available for adoption at share.plano.gov/petsforadoption.
These initiatives reflect Plano's commitment to enhancing community well-being and engagement, paving the way for a brighter future for its residents. For more updates, residents are encouraged to follow Plano's social media channels or visit Plano.gov.
Converted from Plano City News Ep 177 - Collin Creek Updates, Sensory Swim Days, TEDxPlano meeting on May 30, 2025
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