Smoke & Tobacco Free Property, Effective March 1, 2019

We are dedicated to providing a welcoming, healthy, and safe environment for our customers and staff. Due to acknowledged health hazards arising from exposure to secondhand smoke, PCPL property will be designated as a smoke and tobacco free environment.

 

Starting March 1, the use of any smoke or tobacco product (including cigarettes, cigars, electronic cigarettes (vaporizers), smokeless tobacco products, etc.) is

prohibited by employees, customers, and vendors on all PCPL property (including buildings and structures, grounds, parking lot, sidewalks, and vehicles). However, smoke or tobacco products may be used within private vehicles that are parked at least 25 feet from the building. Customers who violate this policy may be asked to leave Library property.

 

PCPL’s policy is available at the library and pcplibrary.org. Contact PCPL for more information.

 

If a smoker is ready to quit, free resources include the Tobacco Quit Line at 1-800-QUIT-NOW and Freedom from Smoking at www.freedomfromsmoking.org

Becoming Tobacco Free

Are you looking for some tips and tricks to quit smoking?  Looking for some information for a family member?  Then head to the Library on Saturday, February 9 at 12 pm.  Three Rivers Health Department will be partnering with PCPL to keep you informed.  We will be offering tips and information for those interested in vaping and stopping smoking.  This is not a smoking cessation class.  This is an informational session to answer your questions and provide information about options that are available to our community.  All attendees will be entered into a door prize drawing.  Snacks will be provided.  Open to all ages.

 

Notary Public Services Available

Did you know that your library offers notary services free of charge? Please call to confirm availability of notary. The notary is authorized to administer oaths and acknowledgements of documents. “An acknowledgement is a verification that the person whose signature appears on the document is the person who appears before you and whose identity you took reasonable steps to verify.” In other words, we are pretty much just verifying that the person is who they say they are and then witnessing them sign a document. No legal advice or preparation and no notarizing of
anything other than a signature on a legal document. Please bring a current correct ID with you for identity verification.  The ID should
include the following: A photo of the bearer, accurate physical description, and Signature of the bearer. For example:  a driver’s license,
official state-issued ID card, military ID, passport, etc. And it MUST BE current. No expired identification will be accepted.