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Reading announces Independence Day holiday operations, City Hall closures

The City of Reading has announced holiday operations and schedule changes ahead of the Independence Day weekend, including the closure of City Hall and adjustments to street sweeping.

City Hall will be closed on Friday, July 3, in observance of the holiday. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, July 6.

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There will be no street sweeping on Friday, July 3. However, the city said there are no changes to its regular trash and recycling collection schedule.

As part of the Independence Day celebration and America’s 250th anniversary, Mayor Eddie Morán has directed that both City Hall and the Pagoda be illuminated in red, white, and blue on the evenings of Friday, July 3, and Saturday, July 4.

“As City Hall and the Pagoda shine in red, white, and blue, they serve as a reminder of the values that unite us all. This Independence Day, and as we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, let’s take time to honor our nation’s history, celebrate our community, and enjoy the holiday safely with family and friends,” Morán said.

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The City of Reading is encouraging residents to have a safe and enjoyable Independence Day weekend.

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