Recently Asked Questions

If staff record themselves through our phone system reading published short stories and poems that are then made accessible to the public through the same phone system, are there iss

As we look to re-opening our public libraries with abridged services, we want to limit the chances of legal challenge from organizations who seek to make a statement about government

The Gov has put out his new proclamation in regards to votes.

Can a library prevent someone from coming into the library if they refuse to wear a mask? I know that library behavior policies would need to be broadened to include mask-wearing.

What laws or limits should libraries consider when storing and collecting patron account debts?

Could we use any of our budgetary funds as collected through our tax levy and/or funds received from donations (restricted and unrestricted) to pay for food (dry goods, fresh produce

I am in the stages of planning a library one-time-only event aimed at getting college students interested in writing their own works of fiction. There are no class credits involved.

When working from a remote location, and you do not have time or the technology to take work devices with you, can using your private devices (cell phones, personal laptops,etc.) ope

[Note; the text of this question was edited to remove the precise dates of scheduled election and notice.]

Our library is considering adding a circulating telehealth kit to our collection for patron use.