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Washington County closes offices July 2-6 for Independence Day
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Washington County Offices Closed July 2-6 for July 4th

Washington County government offices will close July 2-6 for an extended Independence Day holiday, with regular operations resuming July 7. Emergency services will continue operating.

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06/17/2026 · Washington County edition

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Washington County government offices will close Thursday, July 2, through Monday, July 6, reopening Tuesday, July 7. The closure observes Independence Day on Friday, July 3, and follows Gov. Ron DeSantis' directive to give state employees additional time off for America's 250th anniversary.

Residents needing in-person assistance should plan accordingly. Emergency services will remain operational. The Planning Commission will not meet in July.

For information, call the Washington County Board of County Commissioners at 850-638-6200 or visit washingtonfl.com.

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