The area's colleges will likely be among the many native authority buildings to shut on Monday because the nation marks a financial institution vacation for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.
All council colleges and nurseries in addition to different public workplaces - together with libraries - will even shut their doorways to permit folks to pay their respects to the departed monarch.
Nonetheless, waste collections will proceed with recycling centres at Polmaise, Callander and Balfron remaining open.
All affected buildings from the closure will re-open the next day, Tuesday September 20.
A nationwide one minute's silence will even happen on Sunday, with a two-minute silence going down in the course of the funeral.
Stirling Council Chief, Cllr Chris Kane mentioned: “The Council recognises simply how vital a second that is in our nation’s historical past. It’s essential that we due to this fact supply workers the time and alternative, the place potential, to pay their respects this Monday because the late Queen is laid to relaxation.
“We additionally recognise that it's vital to maintain important companies operating. Any workers who are usually not capable of take the time off on Monday have been given an additional day’s annual go away to take at a later date.”