Thursday, Nov. 26 - City and County of Denver offices will be closed for the day in observance of Thanksgiving Day. On Friday, November 27, most City and County offices will also be closed as Employees are taking a furlough day to help the City create budget savings during these challenging economic times. Please see details here for specific information on how the closures may or may not affect City functions.

Top Headlines Thursday, November 26, 2009 | 38.0° A Few Clouds City Offices Will Be Closed March 27 and March 30 City offices will be closed on Friday, March 27. Employees are taking a furlough day to help create budget savings for the City during these challenging economic times.  We will also be closed on Monday, March 30 in observance of César Chávez Day.   We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to serving you when our offices reopen Tuesday, March 31. Denver City Government to Close Thursday at 2:00 PM, Friday & Monday Blizzard, Plus Scheduled, Budget-Required Closure Will Affect Most – But Not All – City Services    Due to forecasts for continuing blizzard conditions and resulting safety considerations, Mayor John Hickenlooper directed all City agencies to close non-emergency operations Thursday, March 26, at 2 p.m.  This includes the closure of all City buildings. Most City and County of Denver offices will close this Friday, March 27, due to a previously announced, budget-required furlough day for City employees.  In addition, all City offices will be closed Monday, March 30, in observance of the César Chávez Day holiday.             News Archives           Current Headlines 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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