Veterans Day: Pasadena City Services Closure

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Post on Nov 05, 2024

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Pasadena City Services Closure in Observance of Veterans Day

Veterans Day, a national holiday observed on November 11th, is a time to honor the service and sacrifices of all American veterans. In recognition of this important occasion, many Pasadena City services will be closed on Friday, November 11, 2023.

This closure is intended to allow city employees the opportunity to observe the holiday and reflect on the contributions of our veterans. While many services will be unavailable, essential services like police and fire will remain operational.

Here's a breakdown of what services will be closed:

City Hall and Other Government Buildings

• Pasadena City Hall: Closed for all business.
• Pasadena Public Library: All branches will be closed.
• Pasadena Recreation and Community Services Department: All facilities and programs will be closed.
• Pasadena Sanitation Department: Regular trash and recycling collection will be suspended.
• Pasadena Public Works Department: All services, including street maintenance and landscaping, will be suspended.

Essential Services

• Pasadena Police Department: Emergency services will be operational.
• Pasadena Fire Department: Emergency services will be operational.
• Pasadena Animal Care & Control: Emergency services will be operational.

Important Notes:

• Parking Enforcement: No parking enforcement will be in effect on Veterans Day.
• Public Transportation: Pasadena Transit will operate on a holiday schedule. Check the Pasadena Transit website for specific details.
• Community Events: There may be special events and ceremonies organized by the city or local veteran organizations. Please check the city website or local news sources for more information.

Remember: Veterans Day is a time to show our gratitude to those who have served our country. Take the opportunity to thank a veteran for their service and to reflect on the significance of this day.

For any questions or concerns, please visit the official Pasadena City website or contact the appropriate department.