Interlibrary Loan Service Transition to New Platform
Frederick County residents are advised of an important update regarding the statewide interlibrary loan service, known as Marina. Starting Monday, August 31, the service will transition to a new and improved platform designed to enhance user experience and streamline the borrowing process. This upgrade aims to provide residents with better access to resources from libraries across the state, allowing for a more efficient sharing of materials.
In preparation for this transition, requests through the current system will be accepted until Sunday, August 23. During the transition period, from Monday, August 24 to Sunday, August 30, access to Marina will be temporarily unavailable. Library users are encouraged to plan accordingly and submit their requests before the cutoff date.
The Frederick County Public Libraries are committed to providing residents with the best possible library services. This upgrade to the interlibrary loan service is part of ongoing efforts to improve accessibility and ensure that all residents have the resources they need for education, research, and leisure activities. With the new platform, users can expect a more seamless experience when borrowing books and other materials from participating libraries statewide.
As the launch date approaches, the library encourages residents to stay informed about the changes and to take advantage of the interlibrary loan service once the new platform goes live. For more details about the interlibrary loan service and to check for updates, please visit the Frederick County Public Libraries website.
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