Town Notices
Front Royal Business Offices Closing for Holiday Luncheon on December 11
The Town of Front Royal has announced a schedule adjustment for Wednesday, December 11, 2024. All business offices, including Town Hall, the Departments of Public Works and Energy Services, and the Front Royal-Warren County Visitors’ Center, will close at 11:30 a.m. to allow employees to celebrate the holiday season with a luncheon.
Offices will reopen on Thursday, December 12, 2024, at their usual hours.
Residents should note that while the offices are closed, the 24-hour deposit box at the back of Town Hall will remain accessible for payments or document drop-offs.
Additionally, the Solid Waste Crew will not collect yard waste on December 11. Regular services will resume as scheduled.
For any urgent matters, residents are encouraged to plan ahead or use the available deposit box for their convenience.
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