Town Notices

Christmas Holiday Closures and Adjusted Trash/Recycling Collection Schedule

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1 year ago

December 16, 2024

The Town of Front Royal has announced its holiday schedule for Christmas 2024. Town business offices will be closed on Tuesday, December 24, and Wednesday, December 25, to celebrate the holiday.

For residents, trash and recycling services will follow an adjusted collection schedule:

Tuesday’s collection (December 24) will move to Friday, December 27.
Wednesday’s collection (December 25) will move to Thursday, December 26.

All other regular trash and recycling pickups will remain unchanged for the week. However, yard waste will not be collected during these holiday weeks.

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