- Independence Day South Florida open and closed businesses
- Supermarkets open on July 4th in South Florida
- Malls operating hours on Independence Day in South Florida
- Transportation schedule on July 4th in Miami-Dade County
- Libraries and county offices closed on Fourth of July in Broward County
All the details on what will be open and what will be closed during this holiday.
Tuesday, July 4, will mark Independence Day in the United States, commemorating the country’s national birthday. On this occasion, it is common for most businesses to be open and for citizens to take advantage of the holiday to work overtime or shop. However, it is important to note that some establishments will be closed on this holiday. Here we present a list of supermarkets, pharmacies, department stores, malls and other services in South Florida that will be open and closed on this date.
Supermarkets:
– Publix: OPEN
– Winn-Dixie/Fresco y Mas: OPEN
– Sedano’s: OPEN
– Milam’s Market: OPEN
– Aldi’s: OPEN, with limited hours.
– Fresh Market: OPEN
– Whole Foods Market: OPEN 8 am to 10 pm
– President Supermarket: OPEN
– Price Choice Supermarket: OPEN
Chain Drug Stores:
– Walgreens: OPEN
– CVS/Navarro: OPEN
Department Stores:
– Walmart: OPEN
– Target: OPEN, although some will close at 2 p.m.
– Costco: CLOSED
– BJ’s Wholesale: OPEN
Malls:
Malls will be open for the most part, although some will close earlier than usual for a weekday, so check specific mall hours.
Public Transportation:
– Miami-Dade County:
Metrorail and Metromover will operate on the weekend schedule.
Metrobus will follow the Sunday schedule.
Transportation administrative offices will be closed.
For Special Transportation Service (STS), riders can reserve or cancel a trip by calling 305-871-1111.
– Broward County:
Transportation will operate following the weekend/holiday schedule.
Rider Services staff will be available from 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at the BCT Main Terminal, located at 101 NW First Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, and at the Lauderhill Transportation Center at 1359 NW 40 Avenue.
Garbage Collection:
– In Miami, trash collection will be normal.
– In Miami-Dade County, there will be no trash collection, but recycling will be conducted as usual.
– In Fort Lauderdale, garbage collection will be normal.
– In Broward County, if serviced by the county, both recycling and garbage will be collected according to the usual schedule.
Postal Service:
Postal Service branches will be closed on July 4, except for Priority Mail Express service, which will continue to operate.
Stock Exchange and Stock Markets:
Both the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ will remain closed on July 4.
Libraries:
– Miami-Dade County:
All libraries will be closed, but online services will be available for inquiries.
– Broward County:
Library branches will be closed, but online services will be available for reading and reference.
County Offices and Courthouses:
– Miami-Dade County offices and courts will be closed during the Fourth of July.
– Broward County offices and courts will also be closed on this date.