NOVEMBER 2017
Bull Street Library standing strong after 100 years of public service and withstanding Hurricane Matthew.
Greetings!

Welcome to November! We have exciting news to share about Live Oak Public Libraries. Please continue reading to find out more about the positive changes happening at the library.
We look forward to better serving you and the community with updated hours of operation, a new circulation system, a permanent library executive director, and special events to promote literacy.

Thank you,
Stephen

Stephen Whigham, Interim Library Executive Director
Hours of Operation
Live Oak Public Libraries is updating hours of operation at certain branch locations, effective November 5, 2017.

PINES Circulation System

In 2018, Live Oak Public Libraries will convert to a circulation system called Georgia Public Information Network for Electronic Services or PINES.

Patrons will get a new library card that gives them access to 10 million books and materials from more than 280 libraries across the state.

Library Executive Director Named

The Regional Regional Board of Trustees of Live Oak Public Libraries named Trent Reynolds as the next Library Executive Director. Mr. Reynolds will assume his position December 4, 2017.

Savannah Children's Book Festival

Join us for the Savannah Children's Book Festival on Saturday, November 18 in Forsyth Park, presented by Live Oak Public Libraries and the City of Savannah Department of Cultural Affairs.


Live Oak Public Libraries
Support from Chatham, Effingham and Liberty Counties makes it possible for Live Oak Public Libraries to deliver meaningful library services to our communities.

Live Oak Public Libraries Mission
Live Oak Public Libraries provides excellent, responsive service to enrich people's lives, support lifelong learning and build and enhance our communities.
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