By MDA Staff Writer | November 10, 2026
CLEVELAND, Miss. — City offices in Cleveland are closed Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day, according to an announcement from city officials.
The closure provides an opportunity for municipal employees and residents to recognize the service of military veterans.
According to information reported November 9 by Mississippi Delta Report, Cleveland’s city offices are scheduled to reopen Thursday, November 12, and resume normal business hours.
Veterans Day is observed annually on November 11 to honor individuals who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
Throughout the Mississippi Delta, the holiday provides an occasion for communities to recognize veterans and reflect on their contributions.
Residents who need routine municipal services should plan around the one-day closure.
The city’s announcement did not specify whether sanitation collection, emergency services or other individual departments would operate on modified schedules.
Residents should contact the appropriate city department for information about essential services.
As Cleveland observes Veterans Day, the holiday serves as a reminder of the sacrifices and service of military veterans throughout Bolivar County and the Mississippi Delta.
Regular city office operations are expected to resume Thursday.
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