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City of Dallas Department and Facility Holiday Closures

Dallas, TXLocal News

The City of Dallas is set to close all city offices on Monday, October 14, 2024, in recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. This decision reflects the city's commitment to honoring cultural diversity and acknowledging the historical significance of the day. Most department and facility closures are outlined for residents to ensure they are aware of service interruptions. Notably, Dallas Animal Services will continue to operate, providing essential services to the community. The city encourages residents to check the full list of closures to avoid inconveniences.

Regular operations will resume on Tuesday, October 15, 2024, allowing city departments to return to normal schedules. The announcement also highlights the importance of community engagement and awareness of local events and holidays. By keeping residents informed, the city fosters a sense of connection and responsibility within the community.

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