Library System Closed Due to Inclement Weather on Saturday, February 20

The Williamson County Public Library System will be closed February 20, 2021 due to the current condition of the Library Branches parking lots and secondary access road conditions.

We are planning to be open Sunday, 1-5p, when it should be safe for patrons and staff to access our facilities.

Material due dates will be adjusted. Please do not risk yourself trying to return materials. Holds have been suspended. No late fees will be charged for materials that were due February 14-20.

Visit our eLibrary for online materials and more to enjoy on a cold, wintry day: https://www.wcpltn.org/232/eLibrary-Books-and-MoreThere is a wonderful love story in READS for The Big Read this month and several online book clubs in Hoopla to check out. Entertain the kids with the activities in TumbleBooks.

If you need assistance with online access, please message us on Facebook or Twitter or send an email to our Reference Account, reference.library@williamsoncounty-tn.gov. We will respond as soon as we can.

The Williamson County Emergency Management Agency has road and facilities closings plus more winter preparedness information on their Facebook page, Twitter account, Williamson County Emergency Management Agency and at their website, williamsonready.org.

The Middle Tennessee Electric power outage map can be found at: https://www.mtemc.com/ServiceConcerns.

Thank you for your understanding.

The Main Library Parking Lot is Covered with Snow and Ice

February 19, 2021

The Adult Services Manager ventured out with her husband to check the Library parking lot. Grandbury was covered with ice and snow at both entrances to the parking lot. The island curbs, speed bumps, and sidewalk were completely covered. Some vehicles had been by to return materials in the book drop. Judging from the tire tracks, more than one vehicle had driven over the first grass island curb at the end of the second aisle of parking spaces!

No materials are due and no late fees are being assessed for Sunday-Friday. Please be safe and do not risk harm to yourselves or your vehicles. We appreciate the efforts but we can wait for it to be safe.

Take care and stay warm!