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  The Library shall have no liability for direct, indirect or consequential damages related to the use of information accessed on the internet from Library equipment or Library wireless networks.

Internet users are reminded that: Not all sources on the internet provide accurate, complete or current information. Individuals are responsible for the decision to choose either filtered or unfiltered internet access. Filtering software does not block all material users might find objectionable. Public Library workstations and networks are not private or secure. Wireless internet access may be offered, but is not private or secure, and may not work with all users’ equipment. Individuals who bring their own computers and/or mobile devices to use in the Library are responsible for the safety and security of their equipment and for understanding and maintaining their compliance with this policy while using the Library’s allegra generic alternative internet access. 4 KB Lost or Not Returned Items -A +A ACLD Policy Statement: Lost or Not-returned Materials Approved by: Board of Trustees 7/18/07 Approved: Governing Board 8/9/07 Policy In order to allegra generic alternative provide library users with 1. an outstanding circulating collection that is available to as many borrowers as possible, 2. an accurate catalog and inventory of available materials, 3. and to exercise sound fiscal management The Alachua County Library District will make reasonable efforts to insure the return of borrowed materials that include sending overdue notices, billing patrons for long overdue materials, restricting borrowing privileges until materials are returned or the materials for which bills were sent are paid, allegra generic alternative and delete lost materials from its inventory.

Borrowing privileges are suspended when an active patron has either five (5) items or materials valued at $50 or more overdue or billed. Borrowing privileges are reinstated when the outstanding materials are returned, renewed, or paid resulting in the patron having less than five (5) items outstanding or the value of the outstanding items are less than $50. Once a allegra generic alternative year, a list of items declared lost allegra generic alternative with their original and not depreciated value will allegra goodman new republic be presented to the Library allegra generic alternative District Governing Board for the purpose of removing the billed amount from allegra generic alternative the respective patron record. Materials declared lost will be removed from the Library District’s catalog, and cleared from a patron’s record. Lost Materials Defined For an active patron, outstanding materials will be declared lost if three (3) years have allegra side effects children passed since the item was first determined to be overdue and the item is the last copy the Library District owns and has not been returned, or the bill has not been paid, or the account has not been otherwise settled. For an inactive patron (a person who has allegra generic alternative not used his/her library card in more than three (3) years), outstanding materials will be declared lost when the total bill is less than $200, the materials are more than three (3) years overdue, and the patron card allegra generic alternative has been inactive allegro wiki for one (1) year or longer. Safety Policy -A +A Approved by: Board of Trustees 7/12/90; 12/14/94; 2/19/97; 4/15/09 Approved by: Governing Board 8/23/90; 1/12/95; 3/13/97; 4/23/09 Policy The Library District is responsible for providing a safe environment for its employees and the public they serve. To that end, we administer a safety program that: 1. Insures a safe and healthful environment for each employee and patron. Provides safety training to improve work habits and practices. Investigates each incident and identifies measures to prevent recurrence of a similar incident. Identifies and corrects hazards before they result in accidents. Minimizes the results of an incident by following set procedures for reporting, obtaining medical treatment and investigating the incident. The Facility/Safety Services Administrator is responsible for the overall coordination of the Library District safety program. The District's safety program committees include: the Safety Review Committee, the Management/Union Safety Committee, and the Library Director Safety Committee. Training and accident investigation are responsibilities of the Department Manager.