Most City of College Station offices and facilities will be closed Monday for Labor Day, while solid waste and recycling collections continue on their normal schedule.
Reese Fenn
September 3, 20261 min read
Most City of College Station offices and facilities will be closed Monday for Labor Day. Despite the holiday closure, solid waste and recycling collections will run on the normal schedule. Adamson Lagoon will be open from noon to 6 p.m. on Monday.
The following facilities will be closed: the Larry Ringer Library, Lincoln Recreation Center, Gary Halter Nature Center, Southwood Community Center, Meyer Senior and Community Center, and College Station City Hall.
Residents with specific needs should note the following operational details. College Station Utilities customers who need to report an electrical outage should call 855.528.4278. When calling, customers should have their CSU account number ready.
Individuals with municipal court payments due must make those payments by 5 p.m. on Tuesday. The city has not indicated any other changes to services or schedules for the holiday weekend beyond the closures and operating hours listed above. Residents are advised to plan their visits to city facilities accordingly to avoid inconvenience during the holiday.
Reese Fenn
Reese Fenn writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in College Station.
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