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WHAT ARE THE LEGALLY DECLARED HOLIDAYS FOR MISSOURI?

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WHAT ARE THE LEGALLY DECLARED HOLIDAYS FOR MISSOURI?

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Missouri Underground Facility Safety and Damage Prevention statute (RSMo Chapter 319) defines a “working day” as everyday, except Saturday, Sunday or a legally declared local, state, or federal holiday. The following is a schedule of legally declared holidays as provided by State Statue 9.010 RSMo 2000: 2009 Holiday Schedule New Years January 1 Martin Luther King January 19 Lincoln Day February 12 Washingtons Birthday February 16 Truman Day May 8 Memorial Day May 25 Independence Day July 3 Labor Day Sepember 7 Columbus Day October 12 Veterans Day November 11 Thanksgiving November 26 Christmas Day December 25 For the purposes of Chapter 319, legally declared holidays that fall on a Saturday do not result in the prior Friday to be considered non-working day.