News Summary
As Good Friday and Easter approach, Georgetown City announces upcoming closures of its offices and facilities. On April 18, there will be a Good Friday closure, and residents should plan accordingly for city office transactions. Similarly, Easter Sunday, April 20, will also see closures of city facilities. However, solid waste and recycling collection will continue as normal. The GoGeo paratransit bus service will not operate on Good Friday, so residents are encouraged to plan for alternative transportation. For waste collection inquiries, Texas Disposal Systems is available for support.
Georgetown City Readies for Holiday Closures!
Exciting news for all residents of Georgetown! As we approach the long weekend, the city is set to observe some special hours for the upcoming holidays of Good Friday and Easter. Mark your calendars because here’s what you need to know about city office closures and solid waste collections!
Good Friday Closure on April 18
This Friday, April 18, the Georgetown City offices and facilities will be closed as people commemorate Good Friday. While many of us will be getting ready for family gatherings and spiritual reflections, it also means the usual hustle and bustle at city offices will take a little break. So, if you had any errands to run at those locations, you’d better plan to take care of them before Friday or after the long weekend!
Easter Sunday is Another Closed Day
But wait, there’s more! If you were thinking about swinging by any of the city facilities on Easter Sunday, April 20, be prepared for another shuttered door. Almost all facilities that typically have Sunday hours will be closed that day too. This closure aligns perfectly with families gathering for Easter celebrations, egg hunts, and all the fun that comes with the holiday!
Don’t Worry About Waste Collection!
Now, here’s some news that will surely put a little spring in your step! While city offices are taking the day off, the solid waste and recycling collection will continue as usual on April 18. That’s right, no need to worry about rubbish or recycling piling up at home during the holiday! Just make sure you have your solid waste and recycling carts placed at the curb by 7 a.m. on your scheduled pickup day, and you’re all set. Easy-peasy, right?
Transportation Updates!
For those relying on the local public transport service, here’s a quick heads-up! The GoGeo paratransit bus service will not be operating on Friday. So if you’re used to hopping on for an outing or an appointment, you might want to double-check your plans and arrange alternative transportation for that day. Safety and convenience first!
Need Support for Waste Collection?
If you have any questions about the waste collection during this holiday season, there’s help available! Residents can easily reach out to Texas Disposal Systems at 512-930-1715. They’re there to assist you, so don’t hesitate to inquire if you need further clarification.
Wrapping It Up!
So, in a nutshell, make sure to take note of these important dates: City offices will be closed on April 18 for Good Friday and on April 20 for Easter Sunday. Meanwhile, you can keep your community clean and tidy since solid waste and recycling pickups will continue as scheduled. Time to enjoy the festivities, spend time with your loved ones, and embrace the spirit of the holidays!
Wishing everyone in Georgetown a joyful and relaxing Good Friday and a delightful Easter! Enjoy the time off, and don’t forget to put out those carts!
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