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    Camp Verde Community Library closes to the public
    as of 5:00p March 23

    March 23, 2020No Comments
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    Camp Verde Community LibraryCamp Verde AZ (March 23, 2020) – Monday, March 23 as of 5:00p Camp Verde Community Library will close to the public. The decision was made to close in compliance with the implications of Governor Ducey’s directive on Friday to close restaurants, bars, gyms and movie theaters to the public in counties with confirmed COVID-19 cases. Yavapai Community Health Services reported 3 confirmed cases of the virus on Sunday, March 22.

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    Staff will be available from 9:00a-5:00p Monday – Thursday to take calls, respond to emails, and provide curbside pickup of Library materials. Delivery of materials from other libraries is being suspended by the Yavapai Library Network. Library materials may be returned in the outside Book Return 24/7. Staff will empty the Return and check the items in as needed. No overdue fines are or will be charged. We will continue to update our community via our Facebook page www.facebook.com/campverdelibrary/ and to provide virtual support with online resources at www.cvlibrary.org. Please contact Library Director, Kathy Hellman directly at 928-554-8381 with your questions, comments or requests.

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