Holiday closings

Posted by Mark Chapman on July 2nd, 2010 at 12:55 am

Fourth of July gov­ern­ment schedule

Most Char­lotte County and Sara­sota County Gov­ern­ment offices and facil­i­ties will be closed Mon­day, July 5, in obser­vance of the Inde­pen­dence Day holiday.

The col­lec­tion sched­ule for solid waste, yard waste and recy­clables will remain on the reg­u­lar pickup sched­ule in both counties.

In Char­lotte, both Mini-Transfer Facil­i­ties (West Char­lotte and Mid County) will be closed Mon­day, while the Zemel Road land­fill will be open.

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In Sara­sota, the land­fill at 4000 Knights Trail Road in Nokomis will be open July 3 and July 5, closed on July 4. The land­fill admin­is­tra­tive office will be closed July 3 and July 5. Reg­u­lar oper­at­ing hours will be in effect at Sara­sota County’s chem­i­cal col­lec­tion cen­ter at 4010 Knights Trail Road, Nokomis, July 3 and July 5, but the cen­ter will be closed on Sun­day, July 4. The chem­i­cal col­lec­tion cen­ters at 8750 Bee Ridge Road, Sara­sota, and 250 S. Jack­son Road, Venice, will be closed July 4 and July 5.

Charlotte’s Sun­shine Ride will be closed Mon­day, but Dial-A-Ride will be open reg­u­lar oper­at­ing hours.

In Sara­sota, SCAT ser­vice will not oper­ate July 4.

Libraries and recre­ation cen­ters in both coun­ties will be closed Sun­day and Mon­day, but Charlotte’s skate parks will remain open on their reg­u­lar schedules.

Char­lotte pools will be open July 4, closed July 5.

In Sara­sota, Arling­ton Park Pool will be open noon to 5 p.m. July 3–4. Lido Beach Pool will be open 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. July 3–4. North Port Pool will be open 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 3 but will be closed July 4.

Char­lotte County His­tor­i­cal Cen­ter will be closed July 5–6.

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One response to “Holiday closings”

1. Old Fart

   7 / 2 / 2010
   6:06 am

   The hol­i­day is July 4th. Those of us who pay the salaries of all these “Gov­ern­ment work­ers”, will be back on the job July 5th.
   Just for the record, the Mil­i­tary Her­itage Museum http://www.freedomisntfree.org
   in Fisherman’s Vil­lage will be open Sun­day, July 4th and those of us (who don’t even get paid to be there), will be on the job as usual.
   If you don’t have a bar­be­cue to go to or fire­works to blow up, you could drop by and view all the arti­facts donated by the folks who fought to bring you this “Independence”.

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