What's open, closed on Presidents Day in Seattle
SEATTLE - With Presidents' Day approaching, many in Seattle are wondering what businesses will be open or closed on the federal holiday.
What To Know:
Presidents' Day falls on Monday, Feb. 17 this year, as it is normally celebrated on the third Monday of February.
Keep reading to see what's open and closed in Seattle on Presidents' Day.
Banks
Most banks and credit unions will be closed on President's Day, though online banking and ATM services will still be available. The stock market will also be closed.
Postal service
The United States Postal Service (USPS) will not be delivering during the holiday, though UPS and FedEx should remain in service.
Government offices and libraries
Nonessential government offices at all levels will be closed. This includes King County government offices, King County libraries, and the Seattle Public Library.
Retail
Most major retailers and grocery stores should remain open on President's Day.
Schools
All school districts will have the day off for the federal holiday.
Transportation
King County Metro, Sound Transit and other public transportation services in the Seattle area will run on holiday schedules. However, some light rail services will see disruptions the weekend prior.
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The Source: Information in this story is from FOX 13 Seattle reporting.
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