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Town Notice: Good Friday Holiday Schedule Changes

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The Town of Front Royal wishes to inform all residents and businesses of the upcoming schedule adjustments in observance of Good Friday. Please take note of the following changes to ensure that your holiday week proceeds smoothly:

  • Holiday Office Closure: The Town of Front Royal Business Offices will be closed on Friday, March 29, 2024, in observance of Good Friday. We will resume normal business hours on the following Monday. We encourage all residents and businesses to plan accordingly for any town-related business you may need to address before the holiday.
  • Refuse and Recycling Collection Schedule:
    • Friday Collection Moved: All trash and recycling collection typically scheduled for Friday, March 29th, will instead be collected on Wednesday, March 27th. This adjustment ensures that all residents have their refuse and recycling taken care of ahead of the holiday.
    • Other Collection Days Unchanged: The trash and recycling collection schedules for the other days of the week will remain the same. All collections from Monday through Thursday will proceed as regularly scheduled.

We urge all town residents to make a note of these changes to avoid any inconvenience. The Town of Front Royal is committed to providing seamless services, even during holiday periods, and appreciates the cooperation and understanding of all community members.

Should you have any questions or need further clarification, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Town of Front Royal Business Offices during regular business hours.

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