All branches of the Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2013, in observance of Memorial Day.
Next week the library will be installing a new software upgrade. While the upgrade is being implemented, some of our services will be affected. In order to help everyone prepare and plan for this transition, we've outlined what to expect during the process, to the best of our knowledge, at this point. Library staff in your local branch will be able to fill you in on the most up-to-the-minute progress reports.
What: The library is upgrading the software used to check out materials to the public. This includes the library catalog and the system we use to create and maintain item records and library cards. The new system is called Sierra.
When: The upgrade is scheduled to occur on Tuesday, October 2 and Wednesday, October 3, 2012.
Who will be affected: Anyone who has a library card from any public library in Marin County. Anyone who accesses the Internet at a library computer. Anyone who uses the online library catalog, or the library's smartphone catalog app. Anyone who downloads eBooks or accesses library databases.
Where: All public library branches in Marin County and Domincan University. The MARINet website (library catalog, eBooks, and databases.)
How to prepare:
These library services will be available during the upgrade:
These library services will not be available during the upgrade:
During our transition to the new software, there may be intermittent outages of the library's computer system. Please bear with us as we attempt to make this change happen as smoothly as possible and restore library services.
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