Listed below are state government office closures for the months of October, November and December. This information was provided by each state as of August 28, 2009 and may be subject to change without CSC's knowledge. CSC will update this information as we become aware of any changes. (Please note that court, county and local jurisdictions may vary.) As the holidays approach, many states will have last minute closures.

October 30 (Friday)

Offices in the following state will be CLOSED for Nevada Day:

Nevada

November 3 (Tuesday)

Offices in the following state will be CLOSED for Election Day:

New Jersey

November 11 (Wednesday)

Offices in all states will be CLOSED for Veteran’s Day except the following state will be open:

Wisconsin

November 25 (Wednesday)

Offices in the following states will be CLOSED for the Thanksgiving holiday:

Maryland
Virginia (close at Noon est.)

November 26 (Thursday)

Offices in ALL STATES will be CLOSED for Thanksgiving Day.

November 27 (Friday)

Offices in the following states will be CLOSED for the Day after Thanksgiving:

California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin

December 24 (Thursday)

Offices in the following states will be CLOSED for Christmas Eve:

Arkansas
Connecticut
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia (close at Noon est.)
Wisconsin

December 25 (Friday)

Offices in ALL STATES will be CLOSED for Christmas Day.

December 28 (Monday)

Offices in the following states will be CLOSED for the Christmas holiday:

South Carolina
Wisconsin

December 31 (Thursday)

Offices in the following states will be CLOSED for New Year’s Eve:

Colorado
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
West Virginia (close at Noon est.)
Wisconsin

January 1 (Friday)

Offices in ALL STATES will be CLOSED for New Year’s Day.