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2020 State Holiday Calendar Through July 31St Jurisdiction Good Friday Memorial Day Independence Day 04/10/2020 05/25/2020 07/3

2020 State Holiday Calendar through July 31st Good Friday Memorial Day Independence Day Jurisdiction 04/10/2020 05/25/2020 07/3/2020 Alabama Open Closed Closed Alaska Open Closed Closed Arizona Open Closed Closed Arkansas Open Closed Closed California Open Closed Closed Colorado Open Closed Closed Connecticut Closed Closed Closed Delaware Closed Closed Closed DC Open Closed Closed Florida Open Closed Closed Georgia Closed Closed Closed Hawaii Closed Closed Closed Idaho Open Closed Closed Illinois Open Closed Closed Indiana Closed Closed Closed Iowa Open Closed Closed Kansas Open Closed Closed Kentucky ½ Day Closed Closed Louisiana Closed Closed Closed Maine Open Closed Closed Good Friday Memorial Day Independence Day Jurisdiction 04/10/2020 05/25/2020 07/3/2020 Maryland Open Closed Closed Massachusetts Open Closed Closed Michigan Open Closed Closed Minnesota Open Closed Closed Mississippi Open Closed Closed Missouri Open Closed Closed Montana Open Closed Closed Nebraska Open Closed Closed Nevada Open Closed Closed New Hampshire Open Closed Closed New Jersey Closed Closed Closed New Mexico Open Closed Closed New York Open Closed Closed North Carolina Closed Closed Closed North Dakota Closed Closed Closed Ohio Open Closed Closed Oklahoma Open Closed Closed Oregon Open Closed Closed Pennsylvania Open Closed Closed Puerto Rico Closed Closed Closed Rhode Island Open Closed Open (Observance - Closed on 7/6) South Carolina Open Closed Closed South Dakota Open Closed Closed Good Friday Memorial Day Independence Day Jurisdiction 04/10/2020 05/25/2020 07/3/2020 Tennessee Closed Closed Closed Texas Open (Optional) Closed Closed Utah Open Closed Closed Vermont Open Closed Closed Virginia Open Closed Closed Washington Open Closed Closed West Virginia Open Closed Closed Wisconsin Open Closed Closed Wyoming Open Closed Closed Holiday closings are subject to change. Additional closing dates Confederate Memorial Day – 4/27 – AL, MS, (SC – 5/11) Patriots Day – (ME – 4/15), (MA – 4/20) Jefferson Davis Birthday – 6/1 – AL Truman Day – 5/8 – MO Emancipation Day – 4/16 – DC Arbor Day – 4/24 – NE King Kamehameha I Day – 6/11 – HI Jose de Diego’s Birthday – 4/18 – PR Primary Election Day – 6/2 – IN San Jacinto Day – 6/19 – TX (Skeleton Crew) West Virginia Day – 6/19 - WV .

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