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Clarksville Town Hall closes November 11 and reopens Thursday at 8:30 a.m.
The town’s November 5 notice sets the Veterans Day office closure and the next opening time.
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Plan an in-person visit
Clarksville’s Town Hall office will close Wednesday, November 11, for Veterans Day. The town’s November 5 notice says the office is scheduled to reopen Thursday, November 12, at 8:30 a.m.
If you need to handle an in-person town matter that week, use the posted Thursday opening time when planning your trip. Recheck the town’s notice before leaving if your visit is time-sensitive.
The notice applies to Town Hall
The announcement does not set schedules for trash pickup, leaf collection, schools, libraries or Mecklenburg County offices. If your errand is with one of those services, check that service’s own schedule.
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Town notice dated November 5; full detail checked November 7 for the closure and reopening time.
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