Dear Neighbors,
Below is a reference list of city department operation
hours and closures during the 4th of July holiday next week. Please
share this information with your neighborhood and have a pleasant
holiday.
City Hall and most municipal offices will be closed on Monday,
July 4, 2016 to observe Independence Day. Public safety and emergency
services will remain in operation. Other City services will operate as
follows:
Open:
- Recycling,
organics recycling and garbage will be collected
- Police
will be on duty
- Fire
and EMS personnel will be on duty
- 3-1-1
Call Center will be operational
- Downtown
visitors will enjoy an on-street pay station and parking meter
holiday
- Dead
animal collection crews will be on duty
- Animal
care officers will be on duty
- San
Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston Place
- La
Villita and Market Square shops
- Convention
& Visitors Bureau Visitor Information Center
- Parks
& Recreation Department's four regional pools
Closed:
- Central
Library and all branch libraries
- All
Metro Health locations and clinics
- SAPD's
Administration and Records Section
- Animal
Care Services Lobby and Adoption Center
- Bitters
Brush Recycling Center, 1800 Wurzbach Parkway, and Nelson Gardens
Brush Recycling Center, 8963 Nelson
- Bulky
waste collection centers and household hazardous waste sites
- Municipal
Court, 401 S. Frio
- Pre-K
4 SA offices and its centers
- Carver
Community Cultural Center, 226 N. Hackberry
- Senior
Multi-Service Centers
- Senior
Nutrition Sites (seniors or the general public may contact
individual nutrition sites for holiday schedule information)
- City
of San Antonio Community Service Centers
- Head
Start administrative offices and school district sites
- Child
Care Services administrative offices
- Office
of the City Clerk, Passports, Vital Records and Municipal Archives
and Records
- Parks
& Recreation Summer Youth Program and Summer Nutrition Program
- Fitness
in the Park and Cultural Classes will not be held
- Parks
& Recreation Community Centers
- Parks
& Recreation Adult and Senior Centers
- Enrique
Barrera Community Fitness Center, 5800 Old Hwy. 90 W
- McFarlin
Tennis Center, 1503 San Pedro
- San
Antonio Natatorium, 1430 W. Cesar Chavez
- Spanish
Governor's Palace (regularly closed on Mondays)
- La
Villita Administrative Offices
- Market
Square Administrative Offices
- Carver
Community Cultural Center, 226 N. Hackberry
The purchase, use and transport of
fireworks in the City of San Antonio is illegal and can result in a
Class C Misdemeanor which can carry a fine of up to $2,000.
San Antonio residents can protect their homes and
families by reporting any fireworks use they see in the city. The San
Antonio Fire Department will once again have a Fireworks Hotline in
operation on July 4th to take calls about illegal fireworks use
within the city limits.
Monday, July 4th
7 p.m. - 11 p.m.
(210) 207-0202
In 2015, the SAFD responded to 26 incidents on July
4th related to fireworks, including two structure fires.
Residents are encouraged to visit one of the
professional fireworks displays occurring throughout the city including
Woodlawn Lake Park.
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