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Library Closed for Staff Training on October 9
Tabb Library and Yorktown Library will be closed to the public on Friday, October 9, 2026, to conduct its annual Staff Development Day. This full-day closure allows all library personnel to participate in professional training, safety workshops, and planning sessions. This dedicated time ensures that staff can continue to deliver high-quality programs, digital resources, and exceptional customer service to the community. Important Details for Patrons Regarding the Closure Digital Access The library’s digital collection remains open 24/7. Patrons can continue to stream and download ebooks, audiobooks, movies, music, and magazines through Libby, Kanopy, Freegal, Magzter, and more. Access the digital collection through the library's website. Book Drops Outdoor book return bins will remain open during the closure for patrons wishing to return borrowed materials. Regular Hours Both libraries will resume normal operating hours on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 10 a.m. For more information about upcoming library events, operating hours, or online resources, please visit the library website, or contact the Tabb Library at 757-890-5100 or Yorktown Library at 757-890-3377.
Library Cards
Your York County Public Library card opens the door to a world of information. The Library offers books, DVDs, CDs, eBooks, audiobooks, digital magazines, electronic resources, Internet access and more. My Library Card Renew items, place holds, review holds and view overdue items on your account through the My Account feature in the online library catalog. Enter the barcode from the back of your library card to access your account. Apply for a Library Card York County Public Library cards are available to all residents of the Commonwealth of Virginia, ages 4 and over, free of charge. To issue a library card to a new patron, the Library requires: Proof of Identity such as a driver's license, military ID or passport. Proof of Address such as a bill, printed checkbook or automobile registration with the patron's current address. Completed application for a York County Public Library card. Applications are available at the Circulation and Reference desk. The application is also available to download, complete, print, and bring to the Circulation desk on your next visit to the library. A parent or legal guardian must sign the application for patrons ages 4 to 16. Loan Periods 21 Days for most books in general circulation, large print books, audiobooks on CD, music CDs, and all magazines except the current issue. Items can be renewed if not on hold for another patron. 14 Days for books designated as new, Caldecott and Newbery Award books, and OverDrive eBooks and audiobooks. New items are renewable if not on hold. 7 Days for all videos. Items are renewable if not on hold. Renew Items You may renew your items in person at the Library, by phone, or online. Call the Tabb Library, 757-890-5130, or Yorktown Library, 757-890-5205, during library operating hours to renew items by telephone. You may renew items online 24 hours a day through the My Account feature in the library catalog. You must have your library card number to renew online. Note that items can be renewed no more than two times in succession. Return Items Items may be returned to either the Tabb or Yorktown Library regardless of where you checked them out. Items may also be placed in the book drop at Tabb or Yorktown. Items returned to the book drop before opening will be checked in as if they were returned the previous day. Fines & Lost/Damaged Items Replacement cost and a processing fee will be charged on all materials lost or damaged beyond repair. The processing fee for adult materials is $5 per item and juvenile materials is $3 per item. Fines for overdue Interlibrary Loan materials are $1 per day per item. Patrons may use Visa/MasterCard, checks and cash to pay fines and fees. Lost Library Cards A library card that is lost is replaced once free of charge. There is a $2 charge for subsequent replacements.
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Pickens, Greenville and Oconee Counties Partner with SC-HART for Multi-County Rescue Training
PICKENS, GREENVILLE AND OCONEE COUNTIES PARTNER WITH SC-HART FOR MULTI-COUNTY RESCUE TRAINING Pickens County, SC – Pickens County, in conjunction with Greenville and Oconee Counties, is pleased to announce a collaborative partnership with the South Carolina Helicopter Aquatic Rescue Team (SC-HART) for a multi-county rescue training exercise. This important initiative is designed to enhance the emergency response capabilities and inter-agency cooperation across these three Upstate counties. The training will focus on advanced rescue techniques, emphasizing water-based rescues and helicopter operations. SC-HART is a specialized team comprised of highly trained pilots, hoist operators, and rescue swimmers equipped to handle complex rescue scenarios, including those in floodwaters and other challenging aquatic environments. "This partnership with SC-HART and our neighboring counties is a vital step in ensuring that our communities are prepared for a wide range of emergency situations," said [Name and Title of Pickens County Official - placeholder as not provided in source]. "By conducting this multi-county training, we can streamline our response efforts, share best practices, and ultimately save more lives." The collaborative exercise will allow personnel from each county's emergency management agencies, fire departments, and EMS services to work alongside SC-HART. The training will involve realistic scenarios designed to test communication, coordination, and operational effectiveness under pressure. "The Upstate region is susceptible to various natural disasters, including severe weather events that can lead to flooding," stated [Name and Title of Greenville County Official - placeholder]. "This training ensures that our first responders are well-equipped and synchronized to respond efficiently and effectively when disaster strikes." Oconee County echoed this sentiment, highlighting the importance of regional preparedness. "Working together with Pickens and Greenville counties and leveraging the expertise of SC-HART allows us to build a stronger, more resilient emergency response network for all our residents," said [Name and Title of Oconee County Official - placeholder]. Further details regarding the specific dates and locations of the training exercises will be announced at a later time. This initiative underscores the commitment of Pickens, Greenville, and Oconee Counties to public safety and preparedness.
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Computers for Public Use Public computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Library cardholders may use the computers for three hours each day. If you do not have a library card, you can use your photo ID to obtain a single use guest pass and use the computers for 60 minutes. Public computers have Internet Explorer and Chrome for web browsing and Microsoft Office 2016 (Word, Excel and PowerPoint). Files you create may be saved to your USB flash drive. Files cannot be saved to a CD or DVD. Black and white printing is available for 15 cents per letter-sized page. Double-sided and color printing is not available. Printing can only be done on library-supplied paper. Copy Machines Coin-operated black and white photocopiers are available for public use. Copies are 15 cents per page for letter and legal size copies. The photocopiers accept nickels, dimes, quarters and $1 bills. Donations of Used Items The Library welcomes your donation of gently used books, CDs, and DVDs. Donations are accepted at the Reference desk. We do not accept books with water damage, mold, mildew, missing pages or missing covers. Also, we do not accept magazines, textbooks, encyclopedias, medical books, condensed books, or library discards. All donations become the property of the Library. Fax Machine A fax machine is not available for public use. Honor Books A large selection of paperback books is available on the honor system. These books are checked out at the Circulation desk, but do not have a specific due date. Return them when you are finished. Income Tax Forms A limited quantity of federal tax forms are available at both libraries. The 1040 Form Booklet and 1040 Instructions (including the instructions for Schedules 1 through 6) are available. They arrive late-January and are available until April 30. Patrons may call the IRS at 1-800-829-3676 to have forms mailed to them. Current, prior and accessible forms, instructions and Publications are available on the IRS website. The Library does not have Virginia tax forms. Virginia tax forms are available online at the Virginia Department of Taxation. AARP Tax-Aide is not available at the Library. Return to Top Interlibrary Loans An Interlibrary Loan allows the Library to borrow materials for county residents from other libraries. For more information, view Interlibrary Loans. Job & Career Resources The Library offers a comprehensive list of job and career resources for our patrons. Resources include books and ebooks on career exploration, an interactive online library of practice tests and tutorials, resume and interview tips and job search information. Library Cards Learn how to apply for a library card, renew items online, access your account online, and more. Nature Backpack York County residents with library cards in good standing can borrow a Nature Backpack at the Youth Services desk. Contact the Tabb Library, 757-890-5110, or Yorktown Library, 757-890-3236, to check backpack availability and place a hold. Backpacks can be checked out for two weeks. Renewals are not available. Backpacks must be returned to Youth Services desk where they were checked out. Fines for overdue backpacks are $5 per day. Replacement costs will be charged on all items lost or damaged beyond repair. Each backpack comes with a parking pass for free parking/entrance to all Virginia State Parks. Backpacks also feature: pocket guides to weather, edible wild plants, and medicinal plants of the Eastern Woodlands; port-a-bug field observation container; Big Foot Leave No Trace Ethics Card; star map; compass; binoculars; dip net; and suggested activities. Notary Notary service is available free of charge by appointment at the Tabb Library and Yorktown Library. Call Tabb Reference at 757-890-5120 or Yorktown Reference at 757-890-5207 to request a notary appointment. Note that acceptable proof of identity is required before a document can be notarized. Acceptable proof of identity is a United States passport, a certificate of United States citizenship, a certificate of naturalization, an unexpired foreign passport, an alien registration card with photograph, a state-issued driver's license, a state-issued identification card or a United States military card. All documents must be signed in the presence of the notary. If a document must be witnessed, you must provide your own witnesses. Wireless Internet Access Free wireless Internet access is available to library users with laptops or other wireless devices with Wi-Fi capability. Wi-Fi access is also available 24/7 in the Tabb Library parking lot. Wireless users must configure their own equipment. Return to Top
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Citizen News Customer Satisfaction Survey /QuickLinks.aspx STAY INFORMED See what's happening at your library 1 Evening Yoga on first & third Thursdays, 6:30 pm, Tabb Library 2 Tabb Writers' Meet Up on first and third Mondays, 6:30 pm 3 Interactive history presentation about Constitution of Virginia on Oct 6, 6:30pm, Yorktown Library 4 Meditation for adults at Tabb Library on first Wednesdays of month 5 Stop by the Introvert Lounge on Oct 8, 6:30-7:45pm, Tabb Library. Registration suggested. 6 Presentation on conservation & preservation of heirlooms on Oct 12, 6:30 pm, Yorktown Library 7 Stop by for some distraction-free writing time on 2nd & 4th Mondays, 6:30-7:30 pm, Yorktown Library 8 Learn how to respond to active shooter event on Oct 13, 2 pm, Yorktown Library 9 Historical Fiction Book Club on 2nd Wednesdays at 6:30 pm, Yorktown Library 10 Tabb Book Readers on third Saturday of month at 1:15 pm 11 Memory Café on 3rd Wednesdays of each month (except holidays) 1:30-3 pm, Tabb Library 12 Family-friendly singalong with ShantyGrass on Oct 21, 6:30-7:30 pm, Yorktown Library 13 Books & Banter Book Club meets 4th Thursday of each month, 10:30 am, Tabb Library 14 Fiber Arts Group on 4th Saturdays, 2-4 pm, Yorktown Library 15 Board Games Meetup on 4th Sundays, 1:30-4:30 pm, Tabb Library Program Room 16 Enjoy USCG Ceremonial Band performance on Oct 29, 6:30-7:30 pm, Yorktown Library DISCOVER YOUR LIBRARY See what we have to offer Author Talk and Book Signing with Sarah Vowell Meet author Sarah Vowell and discover the story behind the pages of her book, "Lafayette in the Somewhat United States," at the Virginia Peninsula Literary Consortium's Author Talk on October 29, 7 p.m. Tickets available now. Additional Info... Library Closed for Staff Training on October 9 Tabb Library and Yorktown Library will be closed on Friday, October 9, 2026, for staff development day. Read on... Wordle, Connections, and Crosswords - Oh My! Enjoy free, full access to NYT Games courtesy of your Library! Read on... Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary! Explore eBooks and audiobooks about the American Revolution, Founding Fathers, fight for independence, and events that gave birth to the United States of America. Titles are available in the Libby app and our OverDrive website. Additional Info... View All News /CivicAlerts.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus®
Engaging Programs and Events for All Ages at Charleston County Public Library
The Charleston County Public Library is a vibrant center for community engagement through our diverse range of programs and events. We offer regular activities such as children's story times, technology workshops, book clubs, author presentations, and special seasonal events. These programs are designed to foster learning, creativity, and connection among our patrons. Visit our website or your local branch to find out what's happening soon!
2027 Accommodations Tax (ATAX) Funding Workshop
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Florence County Board of Commissioners to Hold Regular Meeting
FLORENCE COUNTY – The Florence County Board of County Commissioners will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. The meeting is scheduled to begin promptly at 6:00 PM and will take place in the County Council Chambers, located at 100 East Main Street, Florence, SC. This meeting will cover a range of important county matters, including a review of the current fiscal year's budget and initial discussions for the upcoming fiscal year's budget. Commissioners will also receive updates on ongoing county projects, such as road improvements and park development. New business on the agenda may include consideration of potential new initiatives aimed at enhancing community services and economic development within Florence County. Members of the public are welcome and encouraged to attend. Opportunities for public comment will be provided at the beginning of the meeting, as outlined in the board's established procedures. Residents with questions or concerns regarding agenda items are advised to submit them in writing to the County Clerk's office prior to the meeting date. Details on how to submit public comments can be found on the Florence County website. This meeting is an important opportunity for residents to stay informed about the decisions affecting Florence County and to voice their perspectives. The Board of County Commissioners is committed to transparent governance and values community engagement.
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Florence County Boards and Commissions
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Frequently Asked Questions - Human Resources
How and when can I update my application? Changes can be made to your application at anytime before it is submitted. Once you submit an application for a particular position, you cannot go back and make changes to the submitted application. If you make changes and submit another application before the position closes, we will only consider your most recent application. You may also make changes before submitting your application for any new positions. If you have any difficulty submitting an updated application before the position closes, please contact the Human Resources Office at 757-890-3687. Our normal business hours are 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. What if I am not ready to fill out the application at this time? No application is submitted until you click on the accept button, which is Step 4: Confirm and Submit. If at any time you do not want to complete your application, save your work, then logout. Can I submit a paper application or resume? Paper applications and resumes will not be accepted. Everyone who applies for a position is required to create an online application, through the Government Jobs website. I missed the deadline, can I still apply? As with any position, once a closing date has passed, no application will be accepted or considered. You may also want to complete a Job Vacancy Notification Card to automatically be notified when a position you are interested in becomes available. Please continue to apply for new jobs as they become available and visit the Employment Opportunities website. Can I apply for more than 1 job at a time? Yes, once you have created and saved your online application, you can apply for multiple positions that are currently open. Where can I find information about employment with York County Schools? York County Schools are a separate entity, information and employment opportunities are posted on the York County School Division website. How do I print my application? After you have submitted your application, you will see the Click Here button for a printable version of the application you just submitted. What if I want to submit a resume? You may either attach or cut and paste a resume into your application. Resume attachments must be in the following formats: plain text (.txt file extension), rich text (.rtf file extension), PDF (.pdf file extension), or Microsoft Work (.doc extension). Each attachment size is limited to 1 MB each. Please note, submitting a resume does not substitute for completing the application form. How do I save my application? You must select the save button to retain the information you have entered. If you close your browser prior to selecting save, you will lose any information you entered after the last time you selected save. If at any time you need to exit out of the application form, select the save button at the bottom of the form. You can return to your application later by logging into your account with your username and password. Will I automatically be considered for other positions if I previously submitted an application? A separate application is required for each position so you must apply for each job separately to be considered. To ensure you will be considered for other positions, watch our employment web site or complete a Job Vacancy Notification Card. Who will see my application when I apply online? All information is on a secure web server. Only the Human Resources Department and other County department users authorized to review specific job openings will have access. The County of York does not share its database with other companies or localities.
Calhoun County Sheriff's Office Seeks New Team Members
Welcome to the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office Jobs Page. This is the central hub for career opportunities within the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office. Here you will be able to find information regarding current job openings, the application process, and the benefits of serving the community. We are committed to providing a safe and secure environment for all citizens of Calhoun County. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding career in law enforcement, we encourage you to explore the opportunities available with the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office.
Stay Updated: Unknown County Sheriff's Office Community Events
Welcome to the Unknown County Sheriff's Office Community Events page! We are dedicated to fostering a strong relationship with our community through various initiatives and events throughout the year. Please check back often for updates and new additions to our event calendar. We look forward to seeing you there!
York County BOS Places School Capital Funding Referendum on November Ballot
The York County Board of Supervisors has officially placed a School Capital Funding Referendum on the upcoming November ballot. This measure, if approved by voters, would allow for a dedicated 1% local sales and use tax to support new school construction and major renovation projects. The projected annual revenue from this tax is an estimated $12 million. The Board encourages residents to review the frequently asked questions (FAQs) available for this referendum to make an informed decision.
Greenville County Tax Collector Hiring: View Open Positions
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Welcome to the Greenville County Tax Collector's Office Employment Opportunities page. We are committed to serving the citizens of Greenville County with integrity and efficiency. We are always looking for talented and dedicated individuals to join our team. Below is a list of our current open positions. Please click on a position title to view the job description and application instructions. (Note: This is a placeholder. In a real scenario, specific job listings would be present here with links.) **Current Openings:** * **Tax Assessor Technician** - Deadline: October 26, 2023 * **Deputy Tax Collector** - Deadline: November 10, 2023 * **Administrative Assistant** - Open Until Filled **How to Apply:** To apply for any of our open positions, please click the link associated with the job title and follow the instructions provided in the job description. You will typically need to submit an application form and may be asked to provide a resume and cover letter. **Benefits:** The Greenville County Tax Collector's Office offers a competitive benefits package, including health insurance, paid time off, and retirement plans. Specific details will be provided during the interview process. We look forward to hearing from you!
America 250 at Salem Black River Presbyterian Church
America 250 at Salem Black River Presbyterian Church
Stay Informed: Chester County Commissioners Meetings Scheduled
The Chester County Board of Commissioners meets regularly to discuss and vote on county matters. Agendas for upcoming meetings are posted in advance, and minutes from past meetings are archived for public review. Residents are encouraged to attend public hearings and stay informed about county decisions.
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