Reopening policies

A small, rural public library, we have public restrooms.

My library's reopening plan calls for not allowing group meetings/ programs for a time.

Should a board of trustees vote on their institution’s COVID-19 Safety Plan?  Or should the adoption of the Plan be left entirely to the institution’s director or executive dire

I work at a public library that is gradually reopening to the public. We employ quite a few librarians who trend older and have underlying health conditions.

In regards to COVID-19 when libraries do reopen, (and allow people in) is it advisable to ask customers to leave the public building if they are exhibiting any visible COVID symptoms

[Submitted from a SUNY Library]

Our library has taken the next step in re-opening and is welcoming the public back into our building.  We have a Safety Plan, and we have posted signage in key areas to help the

Public and Association libraries have questions about making policies creating conditions that must be met for library staff to return to work.