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Century Courthouse, Clerk Of The Courts Closed Today
September 23, 2015
The Century Courthouse and other services of the Escambia County Clerk of the Courts will be closed today for observance of Yom Kippur. The Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller court offices at the MC Blanchard Judicial Building, Theodore Bruno Building-Juvenile, and Archives & Records will also be closed.
The Clerk’s court functions follow the judicial holiday schedule, and the First Judicial Circuit courts will also be closed.
The Clerkâs Finance, Official Records and Clerk to the Board offices, located at 221 Palafox Place, will be open.
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4 Responses to “Century Courthouse, Clerk Of The Courts Closed Today”
@ John— Please look at the other “traditional American holidays” that are taken off. They are not the same in all states so if you are in that state you take it off. Columbus day, Christmas eve, kwanzaa day, new years eve, ash wednesday, Washington’s birthday. The list could go on and on. None of us complain if we get the day off, so let it be.
@ john There are many in the our World today who do not believe in Jesus, who are not Christians, but they take Christmas off, with pay.
Lets just do away with all religious holidays.
I find it interesting they would be closed on this day since it is not traditionally an american holiday. I suppose they probably get it paid also. Hey let’s give them Arbor Day also, where does it end!! I can understand if one is Jewish, and want to observe their holy day, that’s ok by me, but if your not Jewish what business do you have taking that day off.