Asheville City government offices will be closed Monday

Press release from the City of Asheville:

Asheville City government offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 4, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.

Though City offices will be closed, Sanitation Services will run on schedule. Trash and recycling will be collected as normal on Sept. 4.

ART bus service

The City of Asheville ART service routes and facilities will operate on a reduced holiday schedule Sept. 4. The Labor Day holiday is one of six holidays throughout the calendar year that ART offers bus service. For route info, visit RidetheART.com.

Parks and the USCC

Labor Day will be the last day Recreation Park Pool will be open for the season. The pool will be open from noon to 6 p.m. Sept. 4.

All City of Asheville Parks and Recreation Department recreation centers will be closed. The following facilities will be open: all City parks, the Riverside Cemetery, Asheville Golf Course, Asheville Skate Park, Aston Park Tennis Center and the Western North Carolina Nature Center. For hours of operation and other information about the WNC Nature Center, visit wncnaturecenter.com.

Splasheville, the popular splash play fountain in Pack Square Park, remains closed for repair.

The U.S. Cellular Center will be closed on Labor Day. Ticket purchases can still be made through TicketMaster.

Emergency response and water-related issues

Water Resources staff will be available for water-related emergencies 24 hours a day over the holiday weekend. Customers can call the customer service line at 828-251-1122 to report water related emergencies, leaks, breaks, and no water calls.

All public safety services, including police, fire and emergency response, will operate according to normal schedule — 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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