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Officials with the City of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday curbside printing services are now available at the Old town Newhall Library.
The new curbside printing service is one of the many ways the team at the Santa Clarita Public Library is continuing to support the community, according to City officials.
Print services are free and every visitor is allowed to print up to 10 pages per day, according to City of Santa Clarita officials.
Throughout the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, each library branch has shown creativity and innovation in the ways they operate, officials said.
Residents in Santa Clarita may not have access to a printer, and may have a passport need or may need to retrieve certain library materials outside of regular business hours, according to officials.
Each of these needs are addressed in the new curbside printing service, the modified passport service and the new 24/7 library locker systems.
To retrieve your print material, drive to the Old Town Newhall Library after submitting your print job and park in a designated curbside parking space, according to officials.
Once arrived at the library with your email address ready, call (661) 259-0750 to have staff deliver your print material.
Anyone needing additional information about the new curbside printing service, email libraryinfo@santa-clarita.com.
For more information on the free printing service, click here, or download the PrinterOn app in the Apple or Google Play app stores.
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So much for social distancing!
It is an old photo, from a past major program.
What a disgraceful city-sponsored example — no social distancing and no masks.
The lead photo is definitely an old image. Those people are all playing Pokemon GO, not waiting to get into the library. The SCV PoGo community has been very responsible during the pandemic and has ceased all of its gatherings and community events.
Actually, I’m pretty sure it’s from the solar eclipse in 2017. I was a librarian there at the time and I recognize it.