July has been a very busy month for the King County Library System, as we significantly expanded services allowed under Phase 2 guidelines, including our contac
KCLS offering new services as part of our Path to Reopening
King County Library System is taking things to the next level, now that King County has been approved to move into Phase 2. For KCLS, it means offering a new patron service called Curbside to Go as well as opening book drops at some libraries. Barring any major announcements from King County Public Health, Curbside…
King County is approved for Phase 1.5, and KCLS takes the next step
The Washington State Department of Health has granted King County’s request to proceed to a modified Phase 1.5, and I’m pleased to say this means the King Count
Libraries stand in solidarity
The King County Library System (KCLS) is slowly moving towards a phased-in plan to reopen our library buildings after an unprecedented three-month shutdown to h
Urban Libraries Council Statement on Race and Social Equity
The King County Library System stands with The Urban Libraries Council statement on the role of libraries in dismantling systemic racism.
KCLS Sets its Recovery Plan in Motion
Time to reopen. These are words we are all longing to hear.
With cautious optimism, the King County Library System is developing plans for reopening its doors
KCLS: Bringing the Library to Residents of King County
The King County Library System continues to rise to the challenge of creating new and innovative ways to reach and engage patrons during the pandemic.
KCLS is Stepping Up Its Commitment to Patrons
Amid stay-at-home mandates and closures of all kinds, including libraries, I want to reassure the public that King County Library System is still very much “open for business” - online.
KCLS Institutes System-wide Closure in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
Faced with the unprecedented circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 novel virus, King County Library System (KCLS) has made the difficult decision to close all
Libraries are the Place to Go according to Recent Gallup Poll
A Gallup Poll released in late January shows that libraries across the country drew more visitors than sporting events, concerts, theater, museums and other entertainment venues. Find out how libraries continue to be important community assets even in the digital age.
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