Melbourne City Hall will be closed on November 11 as the city observes Veterans Day. The building will not be accessible to the public on that date. Waste management services, including regular trash and recycling collections, will also be suspended on November 11. Residents are urged to adjust their schedules accordingly. The city has no plans to reschedule collections for the following day. City officials emphasized that the closures are a direct result of the holiday. No alternate pickup dates have been announced. Residents with questions are directed to the city's website for updates. The closure affects all departments within City Hall, including permits, licenses, and public services. City staff will not be available in person on November 11. The decision to close follows standard procedures for federal holidays. Waste management contractors have confirmed the suspension of services. Homeowners are advised to store trash and recyclables until the service resumes. The city has not provided details on how the closure will impact waste removal timelines. Residents are encouraged to check the city’s website regularly for any last-minute changes. The closure is part of a broader effort to honor veterans across Brevard County. No additional events or ceremonies are planned in connection with the holiday. The city’s website remains the primary source for updates. Officials said the closures are necessary to ensure proper observance of the holiday.