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We have a large older population who aren't necessarily online. How do we help them navigate all this? More e-books aren't necessarily the answer for them.

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Very concerned about when delivery will resume.  Plan not to take returns until delivery resumes, even if we are able to open for curbside or other limited services. No place to store items and don't want to have to handle them more than once.

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Very concerned about when delivery will resume.  Plan not to take returns until delivery resumes, even if we are able to open for curbside or other limited services. No place to store items and don't want to have to handle them more than once.

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We don't have enough space to quarantine items before check-in.

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We don't have enough space to quarantine items before check-in.

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With the recession coming on, will we have enough money to buy enough materials going forward?

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With the recession coming on, will we have enough money to buy enough materials going forward?

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Is it worth it to invest in the library of things now (in the near future)?

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Whether to keep up with cataloguing the magazines that have been arriving

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Whether to keep up with cataloguing the magazines that have been arriving

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That everything published during stay at home will be available

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Can we trust other libraries to handle materials in ways that we think are safe? Do our materials handling practices meet other libraries' safety standards?

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Can we trust other libraries to handle materials in ways that we think are safe? Do our materials handling practices meet other libraries' safety standards?

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What about people browsing the shelves--picking up and putting down item after item?

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What about people browsing the shelves--picking up and putting down item after item?

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How long will it take people to get holds?

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Getting ahold of disinfectant and other supplies

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Getting ahold of disinfectant and other supplies

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Are people planning to buy older stuff (hat they couldn't get at the start of the outbreak) or only focus on the latest items when things reopen?

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deciding between purchasing books for our heavily print invested rural population or leaning more towards purchasing electronic materials for the system. 

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deciding between purchasing books for our heavily print invested rural population or leaning more towards purchasing electronic materials for the system. 

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whether to do curbside checkout for a while

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whether to do curbside checkout for a while

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Disinfectants vs. staff sensitivities...how do we balance?

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Disinfectants vs. staff sensitivities...how do we balance?

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Do we quarantine and for how long? When do we stop?

Do we need to handle returns from patrons at the library vs. items coming in through delivery differently?

If we quarantine, what do we do about items that are on hold for patrons who might then get notifications?

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Our library building is closed to all, including staff. We've made the decision to wait to order more material until we know more. How are you handling this?