City of Leesburg offices will close for Memorial Day

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City of Leesburg offices will close for Memorial Day
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May 25, 2022
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City of Leesburg offices and facilities will close on Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.

There will be no garbage, yard waste, bulk items, appliance or recycling collection on Monday, May 30. Residential and commercial solid waste regularly scheduled for pick up on Mondays will be picked up on Thursday, June 2. Recyclables will be collected on the next regularly scheduled recycling pick up day. There will be no change for dumpster service for the holiday.

The Leesburg Public Library will close May 30 and will resume normal operations on Tuesday, May 31. 

The H.O. Dabney Aquatic Center and the Rogers Park Splash Pad will both be open on Memorial Day from 12:00pm-5:00pm. Admission at each facility is $2.00.

Many city services including Building Permits, Planning and Zoning applications and utility payments can be conducted online at www.LeesburgFlorida.gov.

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