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City Schedule for Memorial Day

Des Moines, IALocal News

The City of Des Moines has officially announced that in observance of Memorial Day, all city administration buildings will be closed on May 29, 2023, with normal operations resuming on May 30. This closure includes all Des Moines Public Library branches, reinforcing the city's commitment to honoring the holiday. Furthermore, there will be no collection of garbage, yard waste, or recycling on May 29, with collections delayed by one day for the remainder of the week, affecting service from Tuesday through Saturday. Al Setka, the Chief Communications Officer for the City Manager’s Office, encourages residents to stay informed about these changes. For further details, residents can contact the Des Moines Public Works Customer Service Center at (515) 283-4950 or check the city’s holiday schedule online.

The city highlights its efforts in providing reliable services while fostering community involvement. This announcement serves as a reminder of the city's dedication to public service, ensuring residents are aware of operational changes during holidays. By maintaining clear communication, Des Moines continues to build trust and transparency within its community.

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