Government facilities, services to close Monday

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

Local government facilities and services in St. Petersburg will be closed on Monday, November 11, to honor Veterans Day, a significant national holiday recognizing the contributions of military veterans. This closure impacts various public services, including administrative offices and community facilities. Residents should note that regularly scheduled trash and recycling collection will be rescheduled, with services moving to Tuesday instead of the typical Monday pickup. Crews will then manage Tuesday's collections on Wednesday, ensuring waste removal continues without significant disruption.

The city advises all residents to adjust their plans accordingly to avoid inconveniences related to the holiday observance. Understanding the importance of this day, the local government emphasizes the value of recognizing veterans’ sacrifices. This announcement reflects the city’s commitment to maintaining community awareness and support for service members. Residents are encouraged to engage in local Veterans Day events and activities in recognition of the holiday.

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