Beginning Monday, April 26, Contra Costa County Library will reopen most community libraries to the public for Grab & Go service.
The libraries will be open with limited occupancy and offer select services.
Patrons will be asked to limit their time in the library to no more than one hour and to abide by all safety protocols including social distancing and mask requirements.
Available services will include:
- Computer use for no more than one hour
- Reference and account help
- Holds pick-up
- Check out and returns
- Browsing
- Copies and printing
For the safety of the public and library staff the following will not be available to patrons inside the libraries:
- Chairs and tables for reading and studying
- Study rooms
- Meeting rooms
- In-person events
The Ygnacio Valley library is being used as a COVID-19 testing site until further notice. All other libraries will operate at regularly scheduled hours.
Only in California are the stripclubs and tittybars less restricted than the public libraries.
Bro, you can go to a bathhouse in SF but you can’t sit down and read a book at the library.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Bathhouse-ban-revoked-Amid-one-pandemic-San-15558609.php