WASHINGTON — Here’s a quick list of what’s closed on Presidents Day:
- All federal offices closed.
- No mail delivery.
D.C.
- City offices, schools, libraries, courts closed.
- Trash and recycling pushed back one day.
- No meter fees.
Virginia
- State offices closed.
- Local government offices and courts closed.
- Schools closed, except Fairfax and Stafford Counties to make up for snow days.
- Parking meters are not enforced, but Alexandria and Arlington have holiday parking regulations.
- Regular trash pickup, except for Fairfax City and Alexandria where there is a one-day delay.
- Libraries closed.
Maryland
- State offices, courts closed
- Local government offices closed.
- Schools closed, except for Charles County.
- Libraries closed, except Anne Arundel.
- Liquor stores in Montgomery County are closed.
- Regular trash pickup in Anne Arundel, Howard and Prince George’s. No pickups in Montgomery, one day delay.
Sprawl and Crawl
- No parking fees in Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties except at National Harbor and the New Carrollton Metro garage.
- In Virginia, HOV restrictions lifted on I-395 and I-66.
- Parking fees in effect in Howard and Anne Arundel Counties.
- MARC trains: MARC will run a Sunday service schedule on Monday.
- VRE trains: not in service.
- MTA Commuter Bus: Not inservice except for Bus Route 201, which will operate on a weekend/holiday schedule..
- Metrorail: modified Saturday schedule. Some stations are closed and there is lots of track work is underway. View the closures here.
- Metrobus: Saturday and supplemental schedule.
- Prince George’s County The Bus: modified schedule.
- Arlington’s ART runs routes 41, 42, 51, 77 and 87 only on a Saturday schedule.
- Alexandria DASH: Saturday schedule.
- King Street Trolley: normal schedule from 11:30 a.m. to 10:15 p.m.
- Fairfax City CUE: modified weekday schedule.
- Loudoun Bus has limited service.
- Fairfax Connector: holiday weekday schedule.
- PRTC OMNIRIDE: modified holiday schedule. More details here.
Monuments
- Smithsonian museums are open.
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