South Tidewater News

The City of Norfolk in Virginia has announced that its government offices, including the Norfolk Animal Care Center, libraries, The Slover, and all recreation facilities, will be closed on February 19th in observance of Washington's Birthday. The closure also applies to the courthouse, the Commissioner of the Revenue, the Treasurer's Office, and the Norfolk Department of Public Health. Offices are set to reopen during regular business hours on February 20th.

Residents are advised to plan accordingly for any necessary services or appointments that may be affected by the closure. For those who require bulk waste collection on February 20th, requests must be made before 3 p.m. on February 16th. To schedule bulk waste collection, individuals can use the MyNorfolk app, visit the city's website, or contact the Norfolk Cares Center at (757) 664-6510.

It is important to note that the SPSA Norfolk Transfer Station will be open on February 19th from 8 a.m. to noon. This facility will be available for residents to dispose of household hazardous waste.

In light of the closures, city officials encourage residents to make use of the various online resources available to them. The MyNorfolk app, in particular, offers a convenient way to access city services and information. Additionally, the Norfolk Cares Center is available to address any inquiries or concerns.

As Washington's Birthday approaches, the City of Norfolk is taking these necessary steps to ensure the smooth functioning of its government offices and services. By providing advanced notice of the closures, residents have the opportunity to plan accordingly and make any necessary arrangements.

Quoting from the original article:

"The City of Norfolk’s government offices, including Norfolk Animal Care Center, libraries, The Slover and all recreation facilities, are closed on Feb. 19, in observance of Washington’s Birthday. Offices will reopen during regular business hours on Feb. 20."

"This includes the courthouse, the Commissioner of the Revenue, the Treasurer’s Office and the Norfolk Department of Public Health."

"Requests for bulk collection on Feb. 20 must be made before 3 p.m. on Feb. 16. To schedule bulk waste collection, use the MyNorfolk app, go online or call the Norfolk Cares Center at (757) 664-6510."

"The SPSA Norfolk Transfer Station will be open on Feb. 19, 8 a.m. – noon, to receive household hazardous waste."