
This Monday (7), Brazil's Independence Day holiday, public offices, commerce, health and other services will have changed opening hours in Piracicaba and Limeira, while emergency services operate normally.
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Brazil's Independence Day holiday is celebrated on September 7, leading to changes in the functioning of public and private services in several cities.
The opening hours of public offices, commerce, health and other services will be changed in Piracicaba (SP) and Limeira (SP) this Monday (7), due to the Brazilian Independence Day holiday.
There will be changes to business hours and other services during the long weekend. However, emergency services operate normally - see the schedule released by city halls below.
Piracicaba
Public offices and services 🏛️
Piracicaba City Hall: closed
City Hall: closed
Institute of Social Security and Assistance for Municipal Employees (Ipasp): closed
Municipal Poupatempo: closed
State Poupatempo: closed
Public Transport 🚌
Public transport will follow the Sunday timetables on Monday 7th September.
Line 507 (Parque Automotivo via Hyundai) operates on weekday schedules.
Lines 124 (Jardim Gilda/TC), 126 (Bosques do Lenheiro), 210 (Unileste), 240 (Cecap/Center), 322 (Novo Horizonte), 325 (Santa Fé), 416 (Uninoroeste/TVS), 444 (Sônia/Centro) and 505 (Uninorte) operate as on Saturdays.
The Piramobilidade Store will be closed.
Public transport timetables can be found on the website.
Home waste collection 🚮
It will operate normally, according to the neighborhoods' schedule.
Health 🏥
All emergency services operate normally every day.
The Orthopedics and Traumatology Center (COT) and Emergency Care Units (UPAs) operate 24 hours a day.
The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) normally answers 192.
Family Health Units (USFs) and Basic Health Units (UBSs): closed
Social Assistance 🫂
The Social Assistance Reference Centers (Cras) Jardim São Paulo, Piracicamirim, Mário Dedini, São José, Vila Sônia and Novo Horizonte, the Specialized Social Assistance Reference Center (Creas), Centro Pop and Cadastro Único will not have service on the holiday.
The Specialized Service in Social Approach (Seas) is open from 9am to 6pm.
Commerce 🏬
Street commerce and commercial corridors: open from 9am to 4pm
Shopping Piracicaba: stores and kiosks open from 2pm to 8pm and the food and leisure area from 11am to 10pm
Supermarkets: work according to their own schedule
Banks: closed
Culture 🎭
Doutor Losso Netto Municipal Theater: closed
Erotides de Campos Theater: open from 2pm to 8pm, with Circus Festival programming
Casa do Povoador: closed
Headquarters of the Secretariat of Culture, cultural centers Nhô Serra, Hugo Pedro Carradore, Antonio Pacheco, Maria Dirce and Isaíra Aparecida Barbosa, SIHP (Warehouse 8A): closed
Miguel Dutra Municipal Pinacoteca: open from 9am to 5pm
Ricardo Ferraz de Arruda Pinto Municipal Public Library: closed
Museum of Image and Sound of Piracicaba (Misp): closed
Prudente de Moraes Museum: open from 10am to 2pm
Supply 🛒
There are no opening hours in municipal stores on Mondays.
Municipal Market: open from 6am to 12pm
Tourism ⛲
Alto do Mirante Tourist Elevator: closed for maintenance
Pedalinho: open from 10am to 6pm Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Tourist Train: open from 10am to 6pm Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Boat Tour: open from 9am to 6pm Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Rua do Porto Crafts Fair: takes place from 10 am to 5 pm Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Casa do Artesão do Engenho Central: open from 10am to 5pm Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Rua do Porto Gastronomic Complex: will be open from 10:30 am to 6 pm Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Leisure 🛝
Zoo: closed
Children's Paradise: closed
Water Museum: closed
Aquarius: closed
Public Parks 🌳
Rua do Porto Park: open from 6am to 9:30pm
Piracicamirim Park: open from 6am to 9pm
Mount Lebanon Park: open from 6am to 9pm
Engenho Central Park: open from 6am to 10pm
Paulista Station: open from 5am to 10pm
Public Forces👮♀️
Environmental Platoon (153), Civil Defense (199), Military Police (190), Civil Police (197), Civil Guard (153), Fire Department (193), Highway Police (3424-2872) and CPFL (0800-0101010): open 24 hours a day
Limeira
Aerial view of Limeira — Photo: Limeira City Hall
Public offices and services 🏤
City Hall: closed
Municipal Social Promotion Secretariat (Seprosom): closed
Bom Prato and Bom Prato Móvel: closed
PAT, Procon and Banco do Povo: closed
Municipal Civil Guard (GCM) and Maria da Penha Patrol: operate 24 hours a day, with contact via 153
Civil Defense: available 24 hours a day on 199 or (19) 3443-2187, which is WhatsApp
Zoonosis Control Division: closed
Health Surveillance Division: closed
Epidemiological Surveillance Division: closed
Occupational Health Division: closed
Municipal schools: closed
Health 🩺
Rubi Specialties Outpatient Clinic: closed
UPA 24 Hours Abílio Pedro and Pronto Atendimentos: normal service, 24 hours
Municipal Pharmacy: open on Monday, from 8am to 6pm
High Cost Pharmacy and Mental Health Pharmacy: closed
Blue Family Space: closed
Basic Health Units (UBSs): closed
Municipal Laboratory: closed
Polyclinic: closed
Children's Health Center (Hospital da Criança): open 24 hours during the holidays
Caps AD, Caps IJ, Caps II, Casm, Mental Health Center, Cema, Oral Health Center, Integrated Therapies Center: closed
Ambulance Center: closed, but scheduled trips will be carried out normally
Specialized Service for Infectious Diseases (Semil): closed
Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu): operates 24 hours a day, by calling 192
Occupational Health Program: closed
Garbage collection 🚛
The service normally operates both on Mondays.
Commerce 🏬
Street commerce: open on Saturday, from 9am to 4pm. On Monday, businesses will be closed.
Limeira Shopping: stores open from 2pm to 8pm. Food and entertainment court open from 12pm to 10pm.
Pátio Limeira Shopping: the food and leisure court will be open from 12pm to 10pm, while the stores will be open from 2pm to 8pm.
Public Parks 🚵♀️
Parque Cidade: open from 6am to 10pm
Bosque Mayor Maria Thereza: open from 6:30 am to 5:30 pm
Horto Florestal: open from 7am to 6pm
Culture 🖼️
Municipal Library and CEU das Artes Library (Geada): closed
Science and Culture Center: closed
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