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King County Library System remains responsive and innovative amid pandemic

In a year of unforeseen challenges and considerable change, King County Library System has responded by adapting programs and services in new and innovative ways.

On October 6, Governor Inslee updated Phase 2 of Washington’s Safe Start plan, which will allow libraries to partially reopen at 25% capacity. KCLS is still working on its reopening plan, but the public can expect Curbside to Go and online programming to continue, while modified operations at some or all buildings will resume with reduced hours and limited access to services and technology. Mask and physical distancing requirements will remain in place to ensure compliance with protocols that keep the health and safety of library visitors and staff a top priority. More details will be shared on kcls.org as plans unfold.

Read the Executive Director's blog
Vote. It Matters! 

The General Election is November 3. Let KCLS help you find fact-based, nonpartisan resources that make voting easy, interesting and empowering.

Find a vote center - Vote centers are available to register new voters, update current voter records, obtain a voter registration card and to provide assistance to voters who need help completing their ballot. 

Research issues and candidates - See our list of KCLS staff-recommended online databases that can keep you informed on local and national issues and elections.

Find a ballot drop box near you - Return your ballot to a ballot drop box to ensure it makes the deadline. Your ballot must be returned to a ballot drop box by 8pm on Election Day, so plan ahead to avoid lines.

Get reliable election results - View nonpartisan sources to find the most recent election results.

Explore election resources
Schedule Your Curbside Printing Pickups

Curbside printing pickup is now available at the Burien, Issaquah, Kent, and Woodmont Libraries. Are you interested in using this service, but not sure how it will work? Visit our blog to learn about your weekly printing allowance, uploading documents from your device and scheduling a pickup appointment.

Learn more about curbside printing pickup
10 to Try 2020
There are only two more months left to finish our annual 10 to Try reading challenge! Visit kcls.org/10toTry for suggestions in each of this year's categories and to log in to record your reads. Are you already finished with this year's challenge? Don't forget to request a finisher button at your next Curbside to Go appointment!
Visit the 10 to Try web page
Stay connected to us

Need help with your KCLS library account? Give us a call at (425) 462-9600 or (800) 462-9600 (in Washington State). Phones are open daily, 12-5pm. You can also send us an email, visit the Ask KCLS web page for details.

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