PUEBLO, Colo. — Pueblo City-County Library District earned the distinction of Five Star Library status for 2020 by the Library Journal. This is the first time the district has been awarded the top status during the five consecutive years of being named a star library.
 

Dear All, It is pleasing to announce that PCCLD has been designated as a Five Star Library.  Library Journal has designated Star Libraries in the United States for a number of years and PCCLD has received the prestigious recognition now for five consecutive years.  2020 is notab

We are pleased to announce an organizational change within each of the PCCLD branches. Each branch will now have an Assistant Branch Manager role in addition to the Branch Manager.

From KOAA News5: Pueblo's main Library is now open on Sundays again. Starting Jan. 3, the Rawlings Library is open on Sundays.

See the full story here:
https://www.koaa.com/news/covering-colorado/pueblos-rawlings-library-open-on-sundays-again

Winter isn’t coming, it’s here! So what do you do during quarantine when it’s too cold for outdoor activities?

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Dear All, Spread of the Coronavirus has reduced locally in Pueblo County in recent weeks.  This resulted in the county moving today to status Orange on the Colorado COVID-19 Dial from the prior Red status.  Local businesses and organizations are beginning to modestly open up services.

Please join in congratulating Alexandria Romero who has recently received a promotion to Director of Finance.

We would like to also congratulate Robert Larson who received a promotion to Security Supervisor. 

The Pueblo VITA Income Tax preparation service is a program of Pueblo United Way. The service has been offered at various library district locations over the years. This year, due to COVID-19, the program remains unsettled at this time.

Starting Sunday, Jan. 3, library curbside service returns to RawlingsLibrary. Sunday’s curbside pickup hours are 1 to 5 p.m.; Pueblo City-County Library District buildings remain closed to the public due to Pueblo County’s high-risk status.

This year’s holiday season will be different as we continue to cope with the COVID-19 public health crisis. Now is a difficult time as local transmission of the Coronavirus and hospitalizations from COVID-19 are too high.