Phoenix residents should take note, as the city announced its service adjustments for the upcoming Presidents' Day. According to a City of Phoenix notice, city offices will be closed on February 17 in observance of the holiday. However, those needing to dispose of waste won’t need to adjust their schedules, as solid waste collection will continue as usual during the Presidents' Day week.
Those who typically visit the 27th Ave. and North Gateway transfer stations will need to make alternative plans, as these facilities will close on February 17. While the offices are closed, essential public services like parking enforcement will continue. Parking meters will still be in effect from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., even during the holiday, ensuring that both locals and visitors comply with payment requirements.
Residents looking to access library services or return materials on the holiday should be aware that all Phoenix Public Library locations will be closed on February 17. However, digital resources will remain available. Additionally, the library's book drops will be open 24/7 for returns, ensuring continued access for patrons.
City parks and trails will remain open during regular hours on Presidents' Day, while Parks and Recreation Facilities, including community centers, will be closed. The S'edav Va'aki Museum will be open as an alternative for visitors. Public transit will follow the usual weekday schedule, although express and RAPID services will not operate, and certain transit centers will be closed.
Travelers flying out of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport are advised to book early and arrive early. The airport recommends reserving parking in advance and arriving two to three hours prior to scheduled flight times for both domestic and international travel. Additionally, PHX Reserve offers the option to schedule a specific time for TSA security screenings.
