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HAVE YOU VOTED YET?
Los Angeles County has an online map of all Vote-by-Mail drop-off ballot boxes and voting centers in and around Altadena. Visit https://locator.lavote.net/ to explore the map and find the closest place to submit your ballot by TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
Explore Civic Engagement Resources in an Altadena Library LibGuide

From ballot tracking to voting guidance for people with special circumstances, a helpful list of voting-related resources compiled by library staff is now available online at www.altadenalibrary.org/libguides.
Vote in the Altadena Town Council Election
Voting locations have been announced for the Altadena Town Council local election for the following dates and times:
EARLY VOTING: Tuesday, November 3, 3-5pm at the Altadena Main Library

FINAL VOTING: Saturday, November 7, 9am - 3pm at the Altadena Main Library, Bob Lucas Memorial Library, Altadena Grocery Outlet, and Gordy's Towing
Introduction to Candidates at Altadena Town Council meeting on October 20:
Candidate Forum hosted by NBBA & League of Women Voters on October 29:
To view more details about this election that is separate from the national election and the candidates, visit altadenatowncouncil.org/2020atc-election.
Learn about Candidates Running for PUSD School Board

With the expiration of the term of Trustee Betsy Kahn, the Altadena Library Board of Trustees is announcing a vacancy and will make an appointment to fill that seat. Applications are accepted until Friday, November 13 at 5:00pm. Learn about candidate requirements and how to apply at www.altadenalibrary.org/novemberboardvacancy/
Reminder: Halloween Guidance from LA County during COVID-19

With Halloween around the corner, LA County Department of Public Health urges the public to minimize contact with non-household members by planning safer alternatives. Linked here is a guide from Department of Public Health with ideas for a risk-free Halloween. The guide also includes recommendations for celebrations of Día de los Muertos.