Number of renewals possible going down at Scottsdale Public Library
Posted 7/4/24
Effective July 1, 2024, the maximum number of renewals allowed per item from the Scottsdale Public Library will be reduced from six to four. This change is being implemented to ensure a wider variety …
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Number of renewals possible going down at Scottsdale Public Library
(Coutesy Metro Creative Connections)
The Scottsdale Public Library is reducing the number of times items can be checked out from six times to four.
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Effective July 1, 2024, the maximum number of renewals allowed per item from the Scottsdale Public Library will be reduced from six to four. This change is being implemented to ensure a wider variety of materials are available for everyone by increasing circulation.
Patrons are encouraged to:
• Check due dates regularly to avoid an item being checked out to you being marked as “lost” and incurring a replacement fee.
• Consider placing holds on popular items in high demand.
• Explore the library’s extensive collection for new discoveries.
Please call (480) 312-7323 for more information.
