August 5, 2025

City Hall in Peterborough will be closed on Monday, August 4, in observance of the Civic Holiday. This closure affects multiple municipal departments, including Service Peterborough, Building Services, and the Clerk's Office. Residents seeking assistance from these departments will need to wait until regular business hours resume after the holiday. Additionally, the landfill and hazardous waste depot will also be closed for the Civic Holiday. However, curbside waste collection will proceed on its regular schedule, ensuring that residents can dispose of their waste without interruption. For public transport, Peterborough Transit will operate on a Sunday/holiday schedule throughout the Civic Holiday. Residents are encouraged to check for modified route times and frequency adjustments to ensure they can plan their trips accordingly. In terms of recreation, the Sport and Wellness Centre will maintain limited hours during the Civic Holiday. Some major recreational facilities will be completely closed, including the Healthy Planet Arena and the Kinsmen Civic Centre. However, the Riverview Park and Zoo will be open during regular operating hours, welcoming visitors for holiday fun. Cultural attractions and libraries have also adjusted their hours. The Museum and Archives will open from noon until 5 p.m., offering public access despite the holiday. Unfortunately, the Art Gallery and all public library branches will close for the day. Beach and aquatic facilities will remain operational on Civic Holiday. Lifeguards will be present at Beavermead Beach to ensure safety as families enjoy summer recreation activities. Splash pads and wading pools are scheduled to operate regularly, providing accessible cooling options for families looking to have fun in the sun. For complete holiday information regarding municipal service hours and available online services, residents can visit the city’s official website at peterborough.ca. This platform offers updated details about all municipal services during the Civic Holiday period, ensuring residents have access to necessary information.

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