What's Open, Closed In Patchogue On Fourth Of July

PATCHOGUE, NY — Independence Day will be a little different this year as the country continues to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. Cancelling large events is the new norm, but one thing locals can count on is a scheduled holiday.

So before heading out during the holiday, check out what's open and closed on Independence Day:

• Suffolk County Offices - Closed.
• Libraries - Closed.
• Grocery stores - Trader Joe's announced it will close all stores on Saturday. Other stores are open at owner's discretion.
• Liquor stores - Stores open at owner's discretion.
• Convenience stores - Open.
• Banks - Closed.
• Garbage/Recycling Pickup - Normal schedule.
• Village offices and courts - Closed.
• MTA schedule - The Long Island Rail Road will run on the current Saturday schedules for July 4. Off-peak fares remain in effect for both railroads and cash transactions will not be accepted onboard trains. Customers may use cash at ticket vending machines or use the MTA eTix app on their phones. Click here for more Long Island Rail Road service details.