What is open and closed on Presidents Day?

The third Monday of every February is a time to remember past presidents (or at least one) and, for some, enjoy a day off work.

Presidents Day, known also as Washington's Birthday, is a federal holiday, meaning many government institutions will close.

Here are some key businesses that will and won't be closed on Feb. 19:

Mail services

The United States Postal Service will not deliver mail on Presidents Day, but UPS and FedEx will operate as usual.

Banks

Most banks, including Federal Reserve Banks and Wells Fargo, will be closed. TD Bank will be open Presidents Day.

Schools

Most public schools will be closed to observe the federal holiday, and many private schools will do the same. Some schools might be in session to make up for weather-related cancellations.

Stock markets

The New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and bond markets will be closed.

Garbage

Trash pickup will vary. Check with your local provider.

DMV

Department of Motor Vehicles offices across the U.S. will be closed.

Courts

Courts will not be in session.

Retail stores

Most department stores and retail shops will be open, many offering Presidents Day sales. Most restaurants will also remain open.

Grocery stores

Most grocery stores will be open.

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