Polices & Procedures
- Bulletin Board Policy
- Bullying Policy
- Carelessness No Tolerance Policy
- Child Safety Policy
- Circulation Policy
- Collection Development Policy
- Computer Usage Internet Safety Policy
- COVID-19 Exposure Response Policy
- Digital Surveillance Policy
- Disability Discrimination No Tolerance policy
- Domestic Violence Policy
- Eligibility for Use Policy
- Exhibit Policy
- Fines, Fees, and Other Charges Policy
- Freedom to View Policy
- Interlibrary Loan Policy
- Laptop Policy
- Library of Things Policy
- Meeting Room Use Policy
- Patron Code of Conduct Policy
- Privacy Statement on Library Notifications
- Public Records Policy
- Public Records Disclosure Request Form (may also email requests, with subject line "Public Records Request")
- Request for Reconsideration Form
- Sexual Harassment No Tolerance Policy
- Social Media Policy
- Volunteer Policy
- Workplace Violence Policy
The person(s) to whom members of the public may direct requests for disclosure of public records of Columbia County Rural Library District is:
Public Records Officer
Ellen Brigham, MLIS
111 S. 3rd Street
Dayton, WA 99328
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Internal Policies
If you would like copies of our internal policies (personnel, etc.) copies are available at the front desk.
Reconsideration of Materials
The Columbia County Rural Library District welcomes feedback from patrons, community members, and others regarding its collections and services. Those wishing to express concerns about library materials, services, or events are invited to complete a “Request for Reconsideration of Materials” form available at the library. Once this form is submitted, it is the Library Director’s duty to review and evaluate the materials and the issues raised and provide a response in a timely manner, usually within a week. I am also happy to meet with anyone regarding any aspect of the library’s materials, programs, and services. Just call the front desk at 509-382-4131 to schedule an appointment.
Prior to submitting such a request, patrons and other community members are encouraged to read, “Why are These Books in My Library?: What Your Librarian Wants You to Know“, a list of frequently asked questions on this topic.
