As Juneteenth approaches, the City of Raleigh is observing the holiday with a scheduled closure of its administrative offices on Thursday. This decision aligns with the growing recognition of Juneteenth, historically commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. The closure will not disrupt emergency services; residents can still reach police, fire, and rescue by calling 9-1-1.
Residents worried about their waste collection schedules need not fret, the city's trash and recycling services will continue without interruption. Yard waste collection will also proceed as usual, ensuring no delays in services for maintaining the cleanliness and sustainability of residential areas.
For those who rely on public transportation, GoRaleigh has announced it will run on its regular schedule during the Juneteenth holiday. This assurance helps ease the minds of daily commuters and those planning to attend Juneteenth events, allowing them to plan their travels without the added stress of schedule changes. Detailed transit information is available on the City of Raleigh's website, or by contacting their support at 919-485-7433.
Information regarding these operational aspects on Juneteenth was made available on the City of Raleigh's official website. With the provided information, residents can plan accordingly and partake in the activities of this significant day. As the holiday approaches, Raleigh joins numerous cities across the nation in both celebration of Juneteenth and providing uninterrupted essential services to its community.
For further details on the city's services during Juneteenth, visit the City of Raleigh's alert page.
