Denver City Offices Closed for Cesar Chavez Day, Waste Collection Continues

On Monday, March 31, the City and County of Denver will close most of its offices in observance of Cesar Chavez Day, a holiday commemorating the influential civil rights leader. This day serves as a reminder of Chavez's contributions to labor rights and social justice, making it significant for many residents. While government offices will not be accessible, solid waste collection services are set to operate as usual throughout the week. This decision allows residents to continue benefiting from waste management without disruption during the holiday. It is crucial for community members to plan accordingly, especially if they need to access city services.

The announcement underscores the city’s dedication to recognizing important cultural observances while ensuring that essential services remain in place. Residents are encouraged to mark their calendars for this day and prepare for the office closures. Such observances foster a sense of community and reflection on social progress.