Community Corner
What's Open And What's Closed In Houston On July 4th
All city and county offices will be closed, except for police, fire and other essential services. Offices should reopen on July 5.
HOUSTON, TX -- Independence Day is a federal holiday, and that means a majority of all city and county offices will be closed on July 4th to celebrate our nation's independence.
What will be open will be police and fire departments, hospitals and ambulance services.
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Offices that will be closed include:
- Harris County Offices and Municipal Courts
- Houston
- Pasadena
- Galena Park
- Jersey Village
- Tomball
- Humble
- Crosby
- Baytown
- Fort Bend County Offices and Municipal Courts
- Sugar Land
- Stafford
- Missouri City
- Rosenberg
- Richmond
- Katy
- Brazoria County Offices and Municipal Courts
- Seabrook
- Friendswood
- Pearland
- Alvin
- League City
- Santa Fe
- Kemah
- Clear Lake
- Montgomery County Offices and Municipal Courts
- Conroe
- The Woodlands
- Shenadoah
- Oak Ridge North
- Montgomery
- Magnolia
Trash services will not operate on Wednesday, and will resume the following day.
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Post offices and other federal offices in these areas will also be closed, and will reopen at regular businesses hours on July 5, 2018.
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