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MODIFIED PHASE 4, EFFECTIVE June 7, 2021
In-library services:
We are easing into complete accessibility of the children's activity area and will reintroduce items gradually. The Brain Bag collection is the only collection in the library that is unavailable.
We do not quarantine materials. If you would rather not handle recently checked out items, we recommend putting the item on hold and waiting a few days for pickup. Requested items remain on the hold shelves for three days.
What is back:
For those patrons in our library district who work from home and for our remote learners, we have widened our Wi-Fi range and availability to 24-hour service. Remember to search the website for on-line subscriptions to DIY services.
To continue picking up your library materials using Curbside Service, please park in front of the building and call the front desk at 913-837-2217. Identify the type of vehicle you are driving and your materials will be delivered to you.
We continue to take the following precautions in our building:
We will continue to offer an additional layer of protection through Proactive Protect virus barrier monthly.
It is always important to get your news from credible sources and this is especially important when you are looking for health information. The Coronavirus is being monitored and reported around the world.
The CDC provides updated guidance and information as it becomes available regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Local health departments and hospitals also update their information with a local or regional focus. Information on all of these websites is updated frequently.
There are simple everyday preventive actions the Kansas Department of Health and Environment recommends to help prevent the spread of respiratory viruses. These include:
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Review Healthy Habits to Help Prevent Flu from the CDC. Nonpharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs) are actions, apart from getting vaccinated and taking medicine, that people and communities can take to help slow the spread of illnesses like pandemic influenza (flu). NPIs are also known as community mitigation strategies. Read more from the CDC.
Miami County Health Department
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
CDC (Centers for Disease Control) Â
NIH (National Institutes of Health)
NLM (National Library of Medicine)
International Coronavirus Information Sources