Local government offices are closed, and the Farmington Community Library is open.
Because today is a federal holiday commemorating the birthday of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., local government offices and some businesses will be closed. Here's what you should know: Looking for family activities? Read Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Offers Volunteer, Educational Opportunities.
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Post offices in Farmington and Farmington Hills will close their doors at noon on Dec. 31, but you can still buy a stamp or mail a package.
Government offices and banks will close, but not all retailers.
Because Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday, first declared in 1863 by President Abraham Lincoln, all government offices will be closed, as will banks and most businesses, on Nov. 22. Farmington and Farmington Hills city halls will be closed, as will the 47th District Court building. Farmington Hills city hall and the court building will also be closed on Nov. 23. There will be no trash pick-up on Thursday; Thursday's pick-up will be made Friday and Friday's on Saturday. Regular routes resume on Monday. U.S. Post Offices in Farmington and Farmington Hills will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. Both have Automated Postal Centers, where customers can purchase stamps, buy postage for packages and conduct other business. Both the Farmington…
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Because of the federal holiday, there will be no mail delivery today.
While Veterans Day was observed on Nov. 11, Monday is a federal holiday. That means there will be no mail delivery, and post offices and some banks will be closed. Farmington and Farmington Hills city halls remain open today, and Farmington Hills City Council and Farmington Planning Commission meet tonight. Both the Farmington Community Library Main Library and Farmington branch are open today. A number of area businesses are offering discounts and deals for veterans that extend through today. Check our comprehensive list: Honoring Our Veterans - A Roundup of Michigan Events and Offers. And if you didn't get a chance to thank a veteran on Sunday, take the time to do it today.
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