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Most Grand Forks City Offices Closed For Veterans Day

By Bill Dubensky Nov 9, 2025 | 7:22 AM

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(KNOX) –  Most Grand Forks city offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 11 for Veterans Day.  Regular City business will not be conducted on that day. However, emergency police and fire services will continue to operate as scheduled.

City services such as refuse collection will not take place on Tuesday.  Regular Tuesday pickup for the “A” route will take place on Wednesday, November 12 and Tuesday’s “B” route pickup will be on Thursday, November 13, along with regularly scheduled routes.

Recycling pickup will take place as scheduled on Tuesday.  Please refer to your city calendar for more details or go online at www.grandforksgov.com.

All Cities Area Transit (CAT) buses including the Night bus, Senior Rider and Dial-A-Ride will run as scheduled on Tuesday, however the CAT administrative offices will be closed.

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