As the Christmas season approaches, residents of Oxford and Lafayette County are reminded that local government offices, federal offices, and post offices will be closed on December 24 and 25. This break allows everyone to enjoy time with family and friends. Trash pickup services will remain unchanged, and while OUT bus services will operate a limited schedule on Christmas Eve, they will not run on Christmas Day. Additionally, parking meters in downtown Oxford will be off on Christmas Day, encouraging visits to local businesses.
As the Christmas season approaches, residents of Oxford and Lafayette County are reminded that local government offices will be taking a break for the holiday festivities. The offices will close down on Tuesday, December 24, and Wednesday, December 25, to allow everyone the chance to enjoy this joyous time with family and friends.
In addition to the local closures, it’s worth noting that all federal offices will also be closed on these same dates. So, whether you were hoping to manage some last-minute paperwork or were seeking assistance, you might need to hold off until after the holidays!
And don’t forget about the mail! All U.S. post offices and services will take a break as well, meaning there will be no mail delivery or collection on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. If you have packages or letters to send, be sure to plan accordingly before everything shuts down!
Good news for those who need to take care of trash disposal: in Oxford and Lafayette County, trash pickup services will remain unchanged. Since Wednesday isn’t typically a scheduled pickup day, Tuesday’s routes will be collected as usual. Any rubbish collection typically scheduled for Tuesdays will be handled throughout the week, so you won’t have to worry about being left in a bind.
If you rely on public transportation, be aware that OUT buses will not be running on Christmas Day. However, there will be a limited schedule on Christmas Eve, with buses operating from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Make sure you check the schedule and plan your travel accordingly.
For those enjoying the festive spirit in downtown Oxford, parking meters and kiosks around the downtown Square will be turned off on Christmas Day. This means you can visit local shops and restaurants without worrying about parking fees. It’s a wonderful chance to explore and support local businesses during the holiday season!
The Lafayette County & Oxford Public Library will also be closed on both days, so book lovers may need to pick up their reading selections ahead of time. Take a moment to gather some cozy reads for the holiday!
As you make your holiday plans, keep in mind that the weather might not be the most festive. According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected on Christmas Day, with temperatures reaching around 55 degrees. Most rainfall is predicted for the morning, but there might be some lingering showers into the afternoon. So, if you have outdoor plans, it might be a good idea to keep an umbrella handy!
In closing, as we gear up for Christmas, let’s remember to cherish this time with our loved ones. Whether you’re spending the day relaxing at home, enjoying a festive meal, or participating in holiday events, we wish you and your family a joyful and peaceful Christmas!
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