City of Dallas Department and Facility Holiday Closures for Indigenous Peoples’ Day

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In a recent announcement, the City of Dallas confirmed that city offices will close on Monday, October 14, 2024, in recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. This closure will include all Dallas Public Library branches, which will not be open to the public on that day. Regular library hours are set to resume on Tuesday, October 15. In contrast, Dallas Animal Services will remain operational, providing essential services to the community. The city encourages residents to plan accordingly and visit the official website for detailed information regarding specific department closures.

The observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day reflects the city’s ongoing efforts to honor and recognize the contributions of Indigenous communities. Such initiatives are crucial in fostering cultural awareness and inclusivity within the city. As the holiday approaches, residents are reminded to take note of the changes in service availability.

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