Labor Day 2020: What's Open, Closed In Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Minneapolis City government offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day. There will be no city of Minneapolis garbage and recycling pickup Sept. 7.

Households’ garbage and recycling pickups scheduled for Sept. 7 through Sept. 11 will occur one day later (Tuesday, Sept. 8, through Saturday, Sept. 12) than their normal schedules. In addition, Minneapolis 311 services and the Public Works Transfer Station will be closed.

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The city’s parking meters will not be enforced during the holiday, but all other parking restrictions in the city remain in effect and are subject to enforcement, including Park Board meters along Minneapolis parkways, University of Minnesota parking meters and those of private organizations who operate their own meters. Always read the information posted on the meter to be certain.

The office closures do not affect 911, Minneapolis police and fire emergency services. City offices will resume regular business hours Tuesday, Sept. 8, according to a news release.

Here's a look at what else will be closed and open on Labor Day in the Twin Cities metro area:

Closed

• Local, State, and Federal offices
• Libraries
• Banks/financial institutions
• Post offices
• Waste Management: Refuse collection will be delayed by one day

Open

• Most businesses and retail centers are open on Labor Day, but it's always best to double check hours or call ahead.
• Liquor stores can legally be open in Minnesota on Labor Day, but some stores may decide to close for the holiday.

William Bornhoft is Patch's Minnesota editor. Reach him at William.Bornhoft@Patch.com