January 17, 2021
The Pueblo Chieftain
Congratulations to the Pueblo City-County Library District for its latest accolade earning the title of Five Star Library for 2020!

PUEBLO, Colo. ­­­— Pueblo City-County Library District is going fine free. Borrowers who have overdue library materials will no longer accrue fines on their library card account.
 

We are pleased to announce that Jennifer Tozer will be the new manager at the Lamb library. Jennifer holds a Master's degree in Library Science and is currently serving as the Manager of the Greenhorn Valley library. This transition will take place February 22, 2021.

Starting Tuesday, Jan. 19 all Pueblo City-County Library District buildings will reopen to the public offering limited in-person services during regular business hours.

Dear All, As we prepare to partially reopen local libraries next week, it is important to keep in mind that COVID-19 continues to be a serious public health concern.  The spread of the virus locally is declining at this time although the current number of reported cases remains too high.

We have posted an opening for a 16-hour security officer for the Lamb Library. If you're interested, use the Internal Job Postings link on the left side of the main portal page. Don't delay!

By Heather Willard
The Pueblo Chieftain
 
Library lovers, there is another reason to continue supporting the Pueblo City-County Library District.

Check out the new job posting for a full time Customer Service Representative at Barkman. If you're interested, don't delay! Use the Internal Job Posting link on the left side of the portal.

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.