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2009 state holidays

The following is a list of the remaining 2009 state holidays and the dates on which they will be observed.

Veteran's Day Wednesday November 11, 2009
Thanksgiving Day Thursday November 26, 2009
Lincoln's Birthday Friday November 27, 2009
Christmas Day Friday December 25, 2009
Washington's Birthday Thursday December 24, 2009

Download 2009 schedule in PDF

2010 state holidays

The following is a list of 2010 state holidays and the dates on which they will be observed.

New Year's Day Friday January 1, 2010
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday January 18, 2010
Good Friday Friday April 2, 2010
Primary Election Day Tuesday May 4, 2010
Memorial Day Monday May 31, 2010
Independence Day Sunday July 4, 2010**
Monday July 5, 2010*
Labor Day Monday September 6, 2010
Columbus Day Monday October 11, 2010
General Election Day Tuesday November 2, 2010
Veteran's Day Thursday November 11, 2010
Thanksgiving Day Thursday November 25, 2010
Lincoln's Birthday Friday November 26, 2010
Washington's Birthday Thursday December 23, 2010*
Friday December 24, 2010**
Christmas Day Friday December 24, 2010*
Saturday December 25, 2010**

* - Operations regularly scheduled Monday-Friday.
** - Operation regularly scheduled Saturday/Sunday 

Download 2010 schedule in PDF

All full-time, part-time and hourly employees occupying permanent positions must be compensated for all holidays listed above. To be eligible for compensation, the employee must be in pay status during the week in which the holiday is observed. Employees are not compensated for holidays which are observed prior to the first workday of employment or for holidays which are observed after their last workday of employment. Full-time, part-time or hourly employees occupying permanent positions who are not scheduled to work on the dates listed above, and who do not work, shall receive holiday pay equal to one-tenth of their base biweekly salary or may elect to be credited with compensatory time off, subject to the approval of the state. Employees occupying permanent full-time, part-time or hourly positions who do work on the holiday are entitled to payment for the hours worked and to the option of either payment equal to one-tenth of their base bi-weekly salary or compensatory time off for the holiday at the employee's discretion. Intermittent and temporary employees shall not receive holiday pay. Intermittent and temporary employees who work on a date indicated above will be paid for the hours worked.