L.A. County library patrons can pick up materials ordered online or by phone at 24 library brances.
Pickups are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Although the buildings remain closed to the public, staff will be on call from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., officials said.
Library patrons should call to schedule a pickup. Parking spots will be designated for “Sidewalk Service Holds.” After arriving, customers can call the number listed on the parking sign.“You’ll be asked to wait in a designated area, wearing a face covering, while your holds are brought to a table for you to pick up,” the library website states.
Although only 24 locations will offer sidewalk pickups for now, library materials may be returned at any of the county’s book drops. Due dates for existing checkouts have been extended through July 15. Newly checked-out items must be returned within three weeks for books and CDs and one week for DVDs.
Returned materials will be held out of circulation for a period of time before being reissued, in keeping with recommendations by health and safety officials, library officials said.
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