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One of the most patriotic holidays, the Fourth of July, is finally here. The cherished federal holiday is when we get together with our families and friends to celebrate the Declaration of Independence.

Independence Day marks America's independence from Britain, commemorating the day when the Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.

Whether it's by hosting a cookout or attending a local parade, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the holiday.

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However, as it is a federal holiday, it means many services, such as postal services, will observe it and will be closed.

Other retailers and services will also be observing the holiday, including waste management companies.

Is There Trash Pickup on July 4th?

This will depend on the state and city you live in. Newsweek has rounded up some of the information available on trash pick up:

Bin collection in New York City

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For other cities and states, make sure to check your local rules.

Why Is There No Trash Pickup on the 4th of July?

There is very little to no trash pick up on this date as it is a federal holiday and most waste collection companies observe the federal and national holidays.

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