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Memorial Day affects Phoenix city services

Trash, recycling collection will operate as usual

Phoenix city offices will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day, but some services will operate on the holiday.

Trash and recycling will be collected on the normal schedule, and Valley Metro will operate  on a Sunday schedule. There will be no RAPID and E express bus services, according to a city press release.

Phoenix public libraries will be closed as will community centers operated by the city.

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Memorial Day affects Phoenix city services

Trash, recycling collection will operate as usual

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Phoenix city offices will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day, but some services will operate on the holiday.

Trash and recycling will be collected on the normal schedule, and Valley Metro will operate  on a Sunday schedule. There will be no RAPID and E express bus services, according to a city press release.

Phoenix public libraries will be closed as will community centers operated by the city.

City parks and trails will be open.

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