Several county and city offices will be closed Friday in observation of Cesar Chavez Day. Here’s what to know:
The Mission Trails Regional Park and visitor center, Tecolote Canyon Natural Park and all city skate parks will be open. However, the Tecolote Canyon Nature Center will be closed.
Chollas Lake Park will be open, but the Barrett, Hodges, and Lower and Upper Otay reservoirs will be closed. All other city reservoirs will remain open during regular hours. Along with San Diego County government offices, family resource centers, libraries and animal shelters will also be closed Friday, but essential services such as Sheriff's Department patrols and animal control emergencies will continue.Other closures are: the 4S Ranch Recreation Office, Valley Center Community Hall, Fallbrook Community Center, Lakeside Community Center, Lakeside Teen Center/REC Club, Spring Valley Community Center, Spring Valley Teen Center and Spring Valley Gym.
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