Leon County Holiday Closures and Service Changes for Thanksgiving and Family Day

• Leon County Offices
• Leon County Libraries
• Leon County Animal Control
• Leon County Community Centers

Remain Open for the Holidays

• Leon County Parks and Recreation facilities (parks, greenways, campgrounds and boat landings)

Florida’s First Family Day

Earlier this year, both the Leon County Commission and the City of Tallahassee Commission unanimously supported designating the day after Thanksgiving as Family Day. With this designation, Tallahassee-Leon County became the first community in Florida to celebrate families of all kinds. On November 26, residents and visitors alike can celebrate Family Day by spending time with loved ones and neighbors at the Family Day at Railroad Square event or by shopping local at any of the participating businesses and other arts, culture and outdoor locations communitywide.

To see the full list of participating businesses and locations, please visit www.FloridaFamilyDay.com.

Additional Service Information

The Leon County Courthouse (301 S. Monroe Street) will be closed on Wednesday, November 24 for necessary repairs. All organizations impacted by this closure have been notified and have in turn notified those they serve. The Courthouse will resume normal operations after the Thanksgiving and Family Day Holidays on Monday, November 29.

All Leon County Libraries will close at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24 and will resume normal operating hours at 10 a.m. on Saturday, November 27.

The Leon County Solid Waste Management Facility, Rural Waste Centers and Household Hazardous Waste Center will be closed on Thursday, November 25. Normal operating will resume on Friday, November 26. For more information, call the Leon County Solid Waste Management Division at (850) 606-1800.

Residential waste collection routes will be delayed one day for citizens whose normal pick-up day is during the holiday. Waste Pro’s holiday schedule can be found at Wasteprousa.com. For more information, call the Leon County Solid Waste Management Division at (850) 606-1800.

In the event of an animal-related emergency, service is available by calling the Consolidated Dispatch Agency at (850) 606-5800. Leon County Animal Control encourages residents to only use this service to report dangerous or aggressive dogs, sick or injured domestic animals and animal cruelty. Injured wildlife calls will be forwarded to the St. Francis Wildlife Association at (850) 627-4151.

For more information, please contact Leon County Community and Media Relations, at (850) 606-5300 / CMR@LeonCountyFL.gov.

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