What's Open, Closed For Veterans Day 2019 In NYC

NEW YORK — Many New Yorkers will get a long weekend to honor the nation's military service members for Veterans Day. President Donald Trump will even return to his hometown Monday for the city's 100th annual Veterans Day Parade.

Because Veterans Day is an official federal holiday — and has been since 1938 — you might need to change your routine whether you're heading to Fifth Avenue parade, out of town or just into the office like any other Monday.

Here's a look at what's open and closed around New York City for Veterans Day.

Government

• City, state and federal government offices, including courts and post offices, are closed.
• New York City public schools are closed.
• Mail will not be delivered.
• Many banks will be closed. Call your local branch to check its hours.
• Libraries will be closed.

Transportation

Service on some Manhattan bus routes could be thrown off by the Veterans Day Parade. Check out Monday's planned bus service changes here.

There are also several subway service changes planned for Monday. See those here.

Parking
Alternate side parking rules will be suspended.

Trash pickup

• Garbage, recycling and organics collection will not occur on Monday, Nov. 11. There will also be no street cleaning.
• Residents whose usual garbage or organics pickup day is Monday should put their trash out after 4 p.m. on Veterans Day.
• If Monday is your normal recycling pickup day, put your recycling out after 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17 for pickup.