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Harris County Precinct 4 is offering a cooler option for families as the heat index rises. , starting July 3. m.
for the rest of the summer season. Five splash pad locations are open, including McClendon Park, Nottingham Park, and Monsignor Bill Pickard Park. The other locations are Jaycee Park and Zube Park.
Further details about the splash pads and their locations are available from the source.
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