Confused on operating hours at each MultCo library? No worries, now they're all the same

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Effective December 1, all Multnomah County library branches will operate under the same hours, a change designed to eliminate confusion for patrons. The new standardized hours will apply to all locations, including the Contract Center, making it easier for the community to access library services. This initiative comes as part of a concerted effort by Multnomah County officials to improve public service and enhance the user experience at local libraries. Annie Lewis, a spokesperson for the county, highlighted that uniform hours will facilitate better planning for patrons who rely on library resources. The decision reflects a commitment to community engagement, particularly benefiting residents in Portland and Gresham, who may have faced challenges with differing hours.

By providing consistent operating times, the county aims to foster a stronger connection between residents and their libraries. This approach not only simplifies access but also encourages increased participation in library programs and events. As libraries play a crucial role in community education and resources, this change is anticipated to have a meaningful impact on local residents.

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