Mark your calendars and shuffle those appointments, Douglas County Government offices are locking up for Presidents Day. Come Monday, February 17, don't bother showing up at the county's doorsteps looking for services, because in line with the nationwide observance of the holiday, the doors will be closed. This temporary shutdown is slated to run for just the day, as Douglas County stated offices will swing back into the usual groove on Tuesday, February 18.
Now before you start raising your hands in frustration, the county has a plan for those with an aversion to in-person errands, and as mentioned on their website, many of Douglas County's services have made friends with the digital age, boasting availability 24/7 online, which means you can kick back at your leisure, perhaps with a nod to the presidents in your way, and still tick things off your checklist without stepping foot out the door, and if your car's facing plate renewal, those you can straighten out online or swing by one of the various kiosks sprinkled throughout the county and state.
Nevertheless, for those with matters that demand the personal touch, the one-day hiatus might mean you need to press pause on your plans, so just for good measure and to avoid a wasted trip, keep in mind that county offices will be getting that Monday off but it's business as usual come Tuesday.
