Modified District Government Services for Presidents Day DC

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On February 17, 2025, Washington, DC, will observe Presidents Day, impacting various government services while prioritizing essential operations. The DC Department of Public Works will continue its regular household trash and recycling collection, anticipating potential snow later in the week, while adjusting food waste collections to ensure all residents are serviced. The District's commitment to vulnerable populations is evident, with low-barrier shelters remaining open to individuals experiencing homelessness, including several designated facilities throughout the city. The Downtown Day Services Center will welcome walk-in visitors, providing crucial support without appointments for those in need. Mental health support remains a priority, with the DC Department of Behavioral Health offering 24/7 crisis intervention through multiple programs, including the DC Stabilization Center and the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program.

This comprehensive approach highlights the District's dedication to maintaining essential services and supporting its residents during the holiday. By ensuring that vital services remain accessible, the District Government demonstrates its commitment to community welfare, especially during challenging times. Residents are encouraged to utilize the resources available and stay informed about service modifications during the holiday.

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