With COVID-19 cases (thankfully!) declining, Governor Hochul announced that she's letting the state-wide mask mandate expire tomorrow, February 10. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me if you have questions or comments. Masks are strongly encouraged, but optional for events. Proof of vaccination is required for in-person events.Masks are strongly encouraged, but optional, everywhere else in the building.Masks are required to be worn by everyone on the First Floor (Circulation Hall and Reference Room), on the Third Floor (Children's Library, Whitridge Room, Little Whit), and in the elevators.Therefore, until further notice our Library-wide protocols remain: While we are excited about the city's progress and thankful that we are now at a "low" alert level for COVID-19 transmission, we are not yet ready to change our own protocols. As a library, we were never subject to the Key to NYC program, but we did adopt some facets of the program for our operations, specifically, requiring vaccinations for in-person events. Stay safe and follow the CDC's guidelines on how to protect yourself & others!Īs you are probably aware, Mayor Adams has suspended the Key to NYC program and removed the mask mandate for public school students in grades K-12. As a courtesy to all event attendees, we ask that everyone wear masks in the Members' Room unless actively eating or drinking.Īs always, your questions or comments are welcome. Proof of full vaccination is required for in-person events.The stacks are also excellent spaces to work while remaining socially distant. We encourage members to social distance as much as possible in the Hornblower Room and in the Members' Room. Masks are required to be worn by everyone on the First Floor (Circulation Hall and Reference Room), on the Third Floor (Children's Library, Whitridge Room, Little Whit), and in the elevators.While no new restrictions have been put in place as a result, the NYC Health Commissioner is now advising all New Yorkers to wear a mask in any public indoor setting.Īt the Library, we will continue to follow the protocols we've had in place for the past several months. New York City has now raised the COVID-19 Alert Level to HIGH. I never imagined that this update page that I initiated on Mawould remain necessary for this long. For the safety of staff and other program participants, please stay home if you feel sick, are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, have a confirmed case of COVID-19, are awaiting COVID-19 test results, or have recently been exposed to someone with COVID-19.It's hard to believe that we are well into our 3rd year of the pandemic. NOTE: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is committed to public safety and continues to intentionally and deliberately expand in-person services that align with the COVID-19 safety guidelines set by Mecklenburg County, the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners (BOCC), the state of North Carolina and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Indoor programs will include social distancing based on the library space. Face coverings are strongly encouraged for both participants and staff. This program will take place indoors at the Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library. Looking for more technology resources? Check out this list! New to using Zoom? Check out this video to help you get started: You’ll receive an email with a link to the secure Zoom meeting within 24 hours before the meeting. This event takes place simultaneously on Zoom and in person. The Social Justice Book Club meets monthly to discuss Social Justice titles. This program will be provided by Allegra Westbrooks Regional - Beatties Ford Road Library staff. Looking for the book? Check out our monthly selections here and place a hold: for the Social Justice Book Club! This month's title is TBA! Join us on the Third Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.
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