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Hernando County Labor Day closings

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Tuesday, August 27, 2013 5:49pm

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    These business and government offices will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day:

    • Hernando County libraries, all branches

    • Hernando County government offices

    • THE Bus and Trans-Hernando public transportation

    • Supervisor of elections offices

    • U.S. Postal Service

    • Local banks

    • Hernando County Sheriff's Office

    • Hernando County public schools

    • Hernando County Recreation Department

    • Hernando County Northwest Waste Management Facility, East Hernando Transfer Station, West Hernando Transfer Station

    • Greater Hernando County Chamber of Commerce

    • Florida Department of Children and Families

    • Pasco-Hernando Community College, all campuses

    • Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative

    • Southwest Florida Water Management District

    • Brooksville Police Department

    • Brooksville City Hall

    • City of Brooksville Sanitation Division: Monday pickups will be on Tuesday, and Tuesday pickups will be on Wednesday.

    • Republic Services: No pickups on Monday.

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