Flint, Michigan – On Monday, May 26, 2025, Flint City Hall will be closed for Memorial Day. Because to this yearly closure, all of City Hall’s administrative offices will be closed for business throughout the holiday. Normal business will start up again on Tuesday, May 27, when workers and authorities go back to their usual schedules.
Memorial Day serves as a solemn occasion across the nation—a day dedicated to honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the United States. Flint city officials are encouraging residents to take the time to reflect on the meaning of the day and, if possible, join in community events commemorating fallen military personnel.
City Hall will be closed, but Flint will still have access to important services during the holiday. Police, fire, and other important departments will keep working to keep the public safe and the city’s infrastructure in good shape.
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Flint residents should also know that trash and recycling services will be changing for a short time. Because Memorial Day is on a Monday, Priority Waste will move its regular pickup day back by one day. This delay will effect the pickup of garbage, compost, and recycling this week, but the normal schedule will start again next week.
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The city invites everyone to make plans that work for them, whether that means changing when they pay their bills, making arrangements to visit city services in person, or putting out their trash bins a day later than usual.
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Flint joins cities around the country in remembering and commemorating those who died while serving. City officials thank everyone for their understanding and participation in Memorial Day events.