What's open and closed on Presidents' Day?
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Monday, Feb. 17 is Presidents' Day. If you're looking for everything that's open and closed, you've come to the right place.Since Presidents' Day is a federally observed holiday, the United States Postal Service said no mail will be delivered. All postal facilities will be closed for retail services as well.
USPS customers can still purchase stamps at grocery, pharmacy and convenience stores. Other products and services can be accessed on USPS's website.
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The City and County of Honolulu said first responder services will remain available. Skyline services will also be available on the city holiday schedule from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
All parks, botanical gardens, municipal golf courses and the Honolulu Zoo will be open.
Residents can also expect their refuse to be collected. All transfer stations, convenience centers and landfills will remain open for the holiday.
Those who are looking to spend the holiday weekend in Lanikai should expect parking restrictions from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Officials said other street parking options will be free, except for the meters on Kalakaua Ave along Queen Kapiolani Park, metered parking lots and meters on specific Waikiki streets.
On Kauai, all county offices, neighborhood centers, refuse stations, the Kekaha Landfill, Puhi Metals Recycling Center and all HI5 Recycling Redemption Center locations will be closed.
The Waimea and Kapaa swimming pools will also be closed.
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All county offices and services will resume on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
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