Lori Kozel will be leaving PCCLD at the end of the month of November. Lori has been with the district for four years and has served as both the Technology Trainer Librarian and as Branch Manager at the Lamb library.

Thank you to all public services staff for your help tracking reference questions! The district logged a total of 610 reference transactions during the past week! This counting period has officially come to a close so you no longer need to enter transactions in DART. Thank you!

There is a new public health order for Pueblo County that effectively moves the county mostly into Colorado’s "Safer at Home Level 3."  This health order was issued on Friday, October 30, by the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment.  It remains in effect throughout November.&

Pueblo West and Giodone libraries are polling locations for this year's election. Masks are required for all persons over 3 inside the Library. Accommodations for library services are available including curbside pick up.

Good morning and welcome to Reference Counts Week! Here are a few helpful tips about tracking questions this week: 1. Open DART at the beginning of each shift. It is best if questions are logged in real-time, so enter them as you go!

In line with authoritative guidance from public health authorities (including the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover-guidance.html), PCCLD is requiring children age 3 and older to wear a face mask while in library buildings effective Monday, October 2

Please help us welcome Jennifer Sullivan as our new branch librarian at the Lamb Library. Jennifer received her MLIS from Valdosta State University in Georgia. She moved to Pueblo from Versailles, Kentucky where she worked for seven years in the Lexington Public Library. Welcome Jennifer!

The YMCA extended their Saturday services, so the Library at the Y will return to their original Saturday operating hours starting the week of Nov 1.

Dear All, I am reaching out about COVID-19 and PCCLD operations. The virus spread is spiking nationally and locally.

The library district records reference transactions for one week each quarter to help us with our annual reporting requirements. This counting period is known as REFERENCE COUNTS WEEK and the next one begins next Monday, October 25th!