Gov. Moore declares Christmas Eve a state holiday: What does it mean?
Dec 23, 2024
MARYLAND (DC News Now) -- In Maryland, Christmas gifts came early for workers across the state as Governor Wes Moore declared Christmas Eve a state holiday.
On Dec. 21, Moore announced that state employees will be granted the day off and Christmas Eve will be treated like "any other state employee holiday."
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This means that all state agencies and offices across Maryland will be closed on Tuesday, Dec. 24.
“Our state employees have worked tirelessly all year long ensuring that Maryland is safer, more affordable, more competitive and the state that serves,” said Gov. Wes Moore, in a release. “We hope that all of our incredible public servants across the state can take a much-needed day to be with their loved ones this holiday season.”
Christmas Eve joins the list as the No. 14 state holiday in Maryland.