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Denver City Government Closed Monday, March 31

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The City and County of Denver will observe César Chávez Day by closing most city offices on March 31, 2025. Key departments, such as the Mayor’s Office and City Council, will not be open, affecting various city functions. However, essential services like solid waste collection will proceed as scheduled, and emergency responders will be on duty. The 3-1-1 information line will not be operational, but residents can report issues online or through the city’s chatbot, Sunny. Additionally, the Denver Animal Shelter will also be closed, although emergency services will remain available through 911.

Community members can still access online resources for building permits and zoning questions, despite the closure of in-person services. Golf courses will remain open, allowing residents to enjoy recreational activities on the holiday. This closure highlights Denver's commitment to honoring César Chávez's legacy while ensuring that vital services continue.

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Denver City Government Closed Monday, March 31 for Cesar Chavez Day

The City and County of Denver will observe the Cesar Chavez Day holiday on Monday, March 31, resulting in the closure of most government offices. Despite the holiday, solid waste collection services will continue as scheduled. Residents can find more details about city functions during the closure through the provided link.