All San Diego city and county administrative offices and libraries will be closed for Labor Day, although law enforcement and fire services will continue on a normal schedule.<\/p>\n
Federal and state buildings will also be closed, and there will be no mail delivery. Hospitals will remain open.<\/p>\n
According to the city of San Diego, all recreation centers and pools will be closed, along with public bathrooms in Balboa Park.<\/p>\n
Also closed for the holiday are:<\/p>\n
The Development Services Department<\/p>\n
The Personnel Department’s Employment Information Center and Testing and Background\/Fingerprinting office<\/p>\n
Your Safe Place – A Family Justice Center<\/p>\n
Those experiencing domestic violence may call the hotline at 1-888-385- 4657 or 9-1-1 for emergency situations. More information is at the City of San Diego’s domestic violence site<\/a>.<\/p>\n Online services will be available for city residents who want to make payments, request code enforcement investigations or schedule inspections; the site is here<\/a>.<\/p>\n City reservoirs, Chollas Lake, Mission Trails Regional Park and its Visitors Center will be open Monday. However, Tecolote Nature Center will be closed.<\/p>\n Skate parks, plazas and Pacific Highlands Ranch Pump Track will be open.<\/p>\n The city will enforce red-, blue- and white-marked parking zones on Monday, but won’t enforce:<\/p>\n Time restrictions for street parking<\/p>\n Posted street-sweeping routes<\/p>\n City trash and recyclables pick-up will be delayed one day, and the Miramar landfill, Greenery, Recycling Center and Mattress Collection site will<\/p>\n County animal shelters and public health centers will be closed.<\/p>\n While county parks, campgrounds and day-use parks are open Monday, these facilities will be closed:<\/p>\n 4S Ranch Recreation Office<\/p>\n Fallbrook Community Center, and Lakeside and Spring Valley community centers and teen centers<\/p>\n Valley Center Community Hall<\/p>\n