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Schools, Government Offices Closed Monday For Presidents Day
February 20, 2022
Most public offices are closed Monday for Presidents Day, as will local schools.
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
- Escambia County Board of County Commissioners - all departments including:
- West Florida Public Libraries (all locations)
- Escambia County Property Appraiser
- Escambia County Tax Collector
- Escambia County Department of Animal Welfare
- Escambia County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller
- Waste Services Administration
- Supervisor of Elections Office
- ECAT administrative offices
Special Notes:
- The Perdido Landfill will be open with regular hours Monday, Feb. 21.
- ECAT buses will run a modified holiday service every two hours (schedule below)
ECUA
- ECUA business offices will be closed on Monday, February 21, in observance of the Presidents’ Day holiday. However, residential and commercial sanitation collections will be unaffected by the holiday and will be carried out as usual.
ESCAMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL
All Escambia County (FL) Schools are closed Monday due to the holiday.
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Fun fact:
Presidents Day isn’t the official name of the holiday; The Federal holiday is known as Washington’s Birthday. It’s the individual states which have declared the holiday as Presidents (or Presidents’, or President’s) Day. Over the years Congress has attempted to make the change from honoring just Washington to honoring the office of the presidency in general, but in it’s typical fashion hasn’t been able to muster enough support among its members.