Community Corner
What's Open, Closed in Riverdale Park and University Park on the Fourth of July
A list of businesses that are open and closed for the July 4 holiday in Prince George's County.
By Kirsten Petersen
As such, trash pick up on Riverdale Park will be cancelled. Trash will be picked up again on the next regular pickup day. In University Park, recycling will not be picked up on July 4.
The Riverdale Park farmers market has also been cancelled for July 4. The next market will be on July 11.
Here's a list other bank, office and government closings on on July 4.
Post Office: USPS Offices Closed, UPS only delivers Critical Express
Schools: PGCPS Closed
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Government Offices: Closed
Prince George’s County Memorial Library System: Closed
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Waste Management: No collections July 4. Collection will resume on the next regularly scheduled collection day.
WMATA: Trains operating on a Saturday schedule beginning at 7 a.m. and closing at midnight. Rush-hour service level expected during the evening. Click here for more information.
Metrobus: Operating on a Saturday schedule.
Liquor and Wine Stores: Open at owner’s discretion
State Courts: Closed
Parks and Recreation:
CLOSED
Community Centers and Art Centers
Senior Activities Center
Sports Facilities
OPEN
Indoor Pool Complex
Outdoor Pool Complex
Regional Parks
Rental Only
Historic Sites
Summer Playgrounds & Summer Xtreme Teen Centers at Board of Education school locations will be closed July 5
Grocery Stores:
Giant: Open regular hours
Shoppers: Open regular hours
Safeway: Open regular hours
Pharmacies:
CVS: Open regular hours
Banks:
Open: TD Bank until 1 p.m.
Closed: Most banks, including American Bank, BB&T, Baltimore County Savings Bank, Bank of Delmarva, Sandy Spring Bank, PNC Bank, M&T Bank, Capital One, Chase Bank, Bank of America, SECU Credit Union, SunTrust BankGet more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.