Fredericton Public Library Reopens

After a two month closure due to COVID-19, Fredericton libraries are back in operation with a few new rules and guidelines.

On March 16, libraries across the province closed their doors in an effort to flatten the COVID-19 curve. Ten weeks later, library doors across the province are beginning to open once again.

The Fredericton Public Library reopened this week with a number of new cautionary measures in place with respect to social distancing guidelines and the well-being of all visitors.

Things to Know:

Maximum Capacity: There is a limit on the number of visitors allowed in the building
Face Masks: The wearing of face masks is not mandatory, but encouraged.
Social Distancing: All visitors are encouraged to respect the space of others by maintaining two-meters of distance.
Quarantine: All returned items will be subject to a 72 hour quarantine period.
Reduced Visit Time: Visitor are encouraged to limit their time at the library to 10-15 minutes.
Computer Use: The public access computers will not be available for use until further notice.
Discard Pile: Any books handled by visitors should be placed in a designated area for quarantine.
Object Lending: Musical instruments and kits will not be available for use until further notice.

The library will be operating on reduced hours until further notice.