The Greensburg YMCA is opening its doors to members this week for the first time since March 15 when it was forced to close because the governor had placed restrictions on non-life-sustaining businesses.

The YMCA, on South Maple Street, had a “soft reopening” with limited hours on Wednesday and will do the same on Thursday, followed by a senior citizens preview Friday for those age 62 and older.

It will expand operating hours on Monday, while maintaining social distancing and guidelines for 50% capacity.

The cardio, cybex and weight rooms, along with the racquetball courts, will be open for limited hours from June 15 to 30, the YMCA said in an email Wednesday.

Reservations must be made to use the swimming pool.

The YMCA said it will charge members 50% of their dues for the month of June.

Suzanne Printz, YMCA interim director, could not be reached for comment Wednesday.

For more information, contact the YMCA at 724-834-0150.

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