Tempe municipal buildings will be closed in recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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In observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the City of Tempe will close all administrative offices on Monday, Oct. 12. Indigenous Peoples’ Day honors the rich cultural heritage, history and contributions of Native American and Indigenous communities.
Tempe City Council adopted Indigenous Peoples' Day as a City holiday in 2023 to demonstrate commitment to being a more inclusive and culturally diverse community. Read more about Tempe’s adoption of this holiday.
See how your city services and facilities are affected by this holiday:
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Police and Fire services will be unaffected by the holiday.
TEMPE 311
Tempe 311, the City’s Customer Relations Center, will be closed. To fill out a service request form, visit tempe.gov/311.
TEMPE CUSTOMER SERVICES
Tempe Customer Services will be closed. For more information and to pay your bill online, visit tempe.gov/CustomerServices.
TEMPE MUNICIPAL COURT
The court will be closed. To make a payment or view case information, visit tempe.gov/court. Phone payments can be made by calling 480-350-8800 or 1-877-729-2687. This Automated Payment System is unavailable nightly from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m.
TRANSPORTATION
Bus and rail services will operate according to weekday schedules. The Tempe Transit Store will be closed. Visit tempe.gov/tim.
TRASH AND RECYCLING
Commercial and residential trash services will not be affected. The Household Products Collection Center, 1320 E. University Drive, will be closed (480-858-2223).
POOLS
The Cloud at Kiwanis Park, Parque de Soza Splash Pad, Esquer Park Splash Pad and Jaycee Park Splash Pad are open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. All other pools are closed.
All Library and Cultural centers are closed in recognition of the holiday.
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