What's Open, Closed In Owings Mills, Reisterstown: Labor Day 2020

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — The holiday that celebrates American workers will look different in Baltimore County and everywhere else this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, said the holiday weekend will be key in determining if the country gets a "running start" at controlling the virus in the fall.

Fauci stressed the importance of preventing surges that occurred after Memorial Day and the Fourth of July.

Even as the coronavirus plays spoiler to many plans, a number of them are still on. Labor Day — the holiday that marks the unofficial end of summer and signals the start of the semester — is among the busiest travel holidays of the year.

Check the forecast for Owings Mills from the National Weather Service.

Here is what's opened and closed around Monday's holiday in Baltimore County:

Baltimore County Animal Services: Closed on Monday for Labor Day.

Baltimore County Public Library branches: Closed

Baltimore County government offices: Closed

Baltimore Humane Society: Open for assistance by appointment only. Call 410-833-8848.

Courts: Closed

Health department coronavirus testing sites: Closed

CountyRide vans: Not operating

Parking meters: Free on Labor Day

Stevenson University: Closed

Trash: Trash pickup is not occurring Monday. County residents should check their particular Check your collection schedule to find out the pickup date, visit the Bureau of Solid Waste Management's website or see the BaltCoGo mobile app for more information.

Landfill and recycling: Trash and recycling drop-off centers in Baltimore County will be closed Monday and reopen Tuesday.

Metro: Operating on a holiday schedule Monday. Trains will run between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m.

MARC trains: These will not run Labor Day. A new schedule takes effect Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Commuter Bus No. 201 will operate on a weekend/holiday schedule.