City Announces Holiday Schedule for September 30

As Saint John prepares to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday, September 30, the city has announced several closures and service adjustments. To help you plan your day, here is a summary of what will be open and closed across the municipality, based on information provided by the City of Saint John.

City Office and Market Closures

All major municipal offices will be closed to the public for the day. This includes:

• Saint John City Hall
• Rothesay Avenue offices
• Adelaide Street offices

The Saint John City Market will also be closed on Tuesday, September 30, reopening for regular business hours the following day.

Transit and Waste Collection Schedules

Essential services like public transit and waste collection will see minimal changes.

Saint John Transit will operate on its regular weekday schedule, so you can expect your bus to arrive at its usual time.

Solid waste and compost collection will also proceed as normal with no changes to the pickup schedule. However, the city notes that recycling collection is handled separately. If you have questions about your recycling pickup, you should contact Miller Waste directly for information.

For any other inquiries about municipal services, you can contact the City of Saint John Customer Service Centre at (506) 658-4455.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my garbage be picked up on September 30?

Yes, solid waste and compost collection will follow the regular schedule without any changes.

Are city buses running on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation?

Yes, Saint John Transit will operate on its standard service schedule.

Is the Saint John City Market open on September 30?

No, the Saint John City Market will be closed for the day.

Why are city offices closed?

City offices are closed in observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a federal statutory holiday to recognize and commemorate the legacy of residential schools.