Bookworms in Seguin will have to pause their library visits this Friday. The Seguin Public Library is shutting its doors tomorrow for a full day of staff development. The team is buckling down to sharpen their skills ahead of the Summer Reading Experience and a major update to the Interlibrary Loan service. According to an announcement on the city's website, normal hours will kick back in on Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
While the physical library space is to temporarily close, digital services will run uninterrupted. Residents can still to go online to renew items, avoid fines, or dive into the digital archives for ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, and streaming content through the library's website. Those with overdue books can rest easy – the outside book drop remains open for returns during the closure.
For anyone in Seguin left scratching their head about where to get their literary fix on Friday, the town has a solution. The library's website holds the key to an array of digital escapes, from the latest bestsellers to educational resources. And when the doors open again, library-goers will be met by a crew sharper and more ready to serve than ever before.
The library is putting a concerted effort into ensuring that their staff are equipped with the latest in library service excellence. "The library endeavors to have thoughtful, creative, and engaged library workers and encourages their professional growth," the city's statement read. Need more details or have questions while the library's out of commission? Pick up the phone and dial 830-401-2422 or hit up their site for assistance.
