On Friday, March 31, the city of West Hollywood will observe César Chávez Day.

César Chávez Day is an American national commemorative holiday to celebrate the birth and enduring legacy of the civil rights and labor movement activist César E. Chávez. The holiday is considered commemorative for the purposes of federal recognition. California, Texas and Colorado are the only three states that recognize César Chávez Day as a state holiday. Since 2015, the city of West Hollywood has recognized César Chávez Day in its annual calendar of days in which parking meter enforcement is suspended.

Parking regulations for meters and associated meter time limits will not be enforced on March 31. Permit parking and all other parking regulations will be enforced as usual.

Visitor permits will be available at the Kings Road Municipal Parking Structure, at 8383 Santa Monica Blvd. and at West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station, at 780 N. San Vicente Blvd.

The enforcement of meters and associated meter time limit regulations will resume on Saturday, April 1.

On Monday, March 27, West Hollywood City Hall will be closed in observance of César Chávez Day. Parking regulations will be enforced as usual.

For more information, contact the city of West Hollywood’s Department of Public Works at (323)848-6375.