In anticipation of Thanksgiving, the Town of Queen Creek has announced that its offices, including the Recreation Annex, would be closed on Thanksgiving. These restrictions are planned for Thursday, November 28, in observance of Thanksgiving Day, according to a recent item from the town’s official website. The closure of the Recreation Annex will be extended until Friday, November 29; nevertheless, this will not impact emergency services or public safety. Residents are advised to contact 480-358-3131 for help in the event of a street, water, or sewer emergency during this period.
Because of the holiday schedule, residents in Zone 4 should be ready for a little change in garbage and recycling services. The services will now take place on Friday, November 29 in the morning, but carts must be left outside by 6 a.m. to be picked up. Additionally, the town’s website informs users who have opted for bulk trash services that goods must be curbside by 6 a.m. on the day of service, and that pick-up timings may differ between the 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. scheduled hours. Residents are encouraged to leave bulk items curbside and wait up to 48 hours before submitting an online missed pick-up request if they are not picked up by the end of the day.
In addition to scheduling holidays, the town advertises its free, environmentally friendly cooking oil recycling program. According to the ‘Town of Queen Creek News,’ the Queen Creek Recycle Center and Fire Station 2 offer collecting containers all year round for the conversion of used oil into biodiesel, a greener alternative fuel. The official Queen Creek website has further details about this eco-friendly project.
The Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department has safety advice available on the town’s website for those preparing Thanksgiving meals. These guidelines are meant to make sure locals can rejoice without sacrificing their safety. Generally speaking, the Queen Creek website remains open even when offices are closed, providing access to town affairs and online services. By following the town’s social media accounts on Facebook and X, residents may also remain up to date on the most recent developments.
The SeeClickFix service on the website can be used to report non-emergency problems or ask questions over the holiday season. For media inquiries, the town’s Communications & Marketing Manager, Constance Halonen-Wilson, can be contacted by phone at 480-358-3195 or by email at [email protected].
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