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City, County offices closed on Good Friday, trash pick-up on schedule

Courtesy-City of Columbus/Bartholomew County

COLUMBUS, Ind. - All City of Columbus offices, including Columbus City Utilities, will be closed this Friday, April 3, to observe the Good Friday holiday.

Bartholomew County offices, including Solid Waste Management and the Columbus Recycling Center, will also be closed. The Bartholomew County Landfill will be open with normal hours from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, visit bcswmd.com.

Even though City of Columbus offices are not open, all trash and recyclable collections are on schedule with no delays. Have your toters out by 7 a.m.

Regular business hours resume on Monday, April 6.

Columbus City Utilities advises that if you experience a problem with your water or sewer service on Good Friday, call 812-372-8861 and follow the prompts.

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