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Broward County offices close July 3 for observed Independence Day

County offices will close Friday, July 3, for Broward’s observed Independence Day holiday. Transit, parks, library access and landfill hours all shift over the long weekend.

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Broward County offices close July 3 for observed Independence Day
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Broward County Government offices will close Friday, July 3, giving residents a last chance to finish county business before the observed Independence Day holiday. The county is treating July 3 as the substitute holiday because July 4 falls on a Saturday, and its holiday rule says the preceding Friday becomes the designated day off. Online county services, including ePay and other Broward.org records and tax tools, will stay available.

Broward County Transit will keep its regular weekday schedule on July 3, then switch to Sunday service on Saturday, July 4. Customer service representatives will be available to help fixed-route riders and TOPS paratransit riders with trip-planning assistance.

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Regional park gates will be free on July 4 at every Broward County park that normally charges admission. The waiver does not cover the parking fee at Hollywood North Beach Park, or special amenity fees, rentals and special events. Normal regional park gate admission is $3 per motorized vehicle with eight or fewer occupants on weekends and county holidays, while bicyclists, pedestrians and horse riders enter free.

Broward County Library branches will be closed Saturday, July 4, while online resources remain available 24/7. The Broward County Landfill will be closed Friday, July 3, and reopen Saturday, July 4, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Broward County’s 2026 holiday calendar also lists Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 7, Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, Thanksgiving Day on Thursday, Nov. 26, the Day After Thanksgiving on Friday, Nov. 27, and Christmas Day on Friday, Dec. 25.

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