Employment Opportunity: Library Assistant-Thursday Evenings and Saturdays
Immediate opening at the Sauk City Library for a Library Assistant who
loves working with the public. We are a forward-thinking library with an
increasing focus on technology, but still looking to provide top-notch
traditional library service. If you are detail-oriented and enjoy helping
people, this is the job for you!
Must be able to work Thursdays 4-8 pm and two Saturdays per month 8:30-2:00. Additional hours occasionally available.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Checking materials in and out, processing materials, shelving library
materials, assisting library patrons with technology and other duties as
assigned.
Minimum qualifications: Successful candidates will have excellent verbal and written communication skills, a love of reading, knowledge of computers and the internet, and the ability to lift and push up to 50 lbs. Previous customer service experience preferred.
The George Culver Community Library is re-opening on Monday, January 18.
Some restrictions will remain in place due to the pandemic. Here’s some of what you’ll see in the library when we re-open.
The Library will be open for regular hours with limited services.
Contactless Curbside Service will continue to be available during our regular hours.
No meetings by outside organizations will be scheduled.
Returned items will be quarantined or sanitized. Items should be left either in the book drop or in a box kept at the desk.
The number of patrons circulating in the building at one time will be limited to 10. (Those using study rooms will not be in this count.) We will post a sign on the doors when we reach capacity and lock the entrance.
Children must be at least 12 years old to stay in the library without an adult.
Other than study room users, patrons may not stay in the library longer than an hour.
Some furnishings are stored to encourage proper social distancing.
Patron desktops will be limited to 1 hour. Patron computer time and study room use will not be extended.
A maximum of two people from different households will be allowed in each study room.
The children’s play/seating area will be closed to encourage social distancing. The area will be used for quarantining returns.
Patrons are encouraged to wear masks and use recommended hygiene practices. Masks will be required during local or statewide mask mandates. Masks and hand sanitizer will be provided.
The Library will post advisory signs about wearing masks and hygiene practices.
There will be protective barriers around the service desk.
January 14th, 2021 | Comments Off on Re-opening January 18
Due to the high COVID-19 case activity in Sauk County, we are currently open by appointment only, while also offering curbside service. We will continue to monitor the COVID-19 status in the local area to determine when we will be able to open the building to the public again.
Appointments
Appointments for limited services are available for up to an hour, beginning on the hour Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Please note these hours differ from our curbside hours in order to give us time to sanitize.
In-Person Browsing by Appointment Patrons are welcome to browse the collection by appointment. These appointments need to be made in advance and will be limited to one hour. Appointments will be available on the hour. If browsing with family members, please limit the number of people from your household to 3. Masks covering nose, mouth and chin are required. Ring the doorbell when you arrive.
Technology Useby Appointment One computer will be made available in the library by appointment and will be limited to one hour. Appointments will be available on the hour. You may also schedule an appointment to enter the library for printing and copying. Masks covering nose, mouth and chin are required. Ring the doorbell when you arrive.
Curbside Service
We offer contactless holds materials pick-up. Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fridays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment and subject to staff availability.
We will continue to offer phone services, virtual programming, and outdoor wi-fi during this time. Please continue to take advantage of our many e-resources.
The best exterior wi-fi spots are the spaces along the street in front of the library, the first row in the parking lot, and the patio.
Returns will NOT be accepted at curbside pickup. Please do not leave returns on the cart or hand returns to staff. This is essential to maintain safe handling of all materials. The book drop is available for returns in the parking lot.
To support social distancing efforts, the library is operating with limited staff. Staff will fill your holds placed online as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience.
Follow these easy steps to pick up materials outside the front entrance of the library.
Step 1: Place your items on hold.
Use our online catalog https://www.linkcat.info/ to search the catalog and be sure to set the pickup location as Sauk City-George Culver Community Library.
If you’ve placed a hold and the item hasn’t been pulled, call us or email us.
You may also call us at 608-643-8346 or email info@saukcitylibrary.org and we will place the holds for you.
You will be notified via email, text or phone when your hold is ready.
Step 2: Arrange a Pick-up time for your holds if you placed holds
Contact the library by phone to arrange an assigned pick-up time that will work for you.
Step 3: Come to the library’s front door during your assigned pick-up time.
Holds will be on a cart outside of the building for contactless pick-up.
Your items will be labeled with your hold slip.
Grab your items and enjoy!
For those with limited mobility, staff will place bagged items in your car trunk/hatch. Please let us know.
Weather may play a factor as to whether we can offer curbside pickup. If it is raining or other inclement weather, we may suspend the service
Except by appointment, the library remains closed to the public. If you need further assistance, library staff are here to help. Feel free to call 608-643-8346 or leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
December 01st, 2020 | Comments Off on Open By Appointment
The Sauk City Public Library is moving to the George Culver Community Library!
Our new location is only a few blocks away, at 615 Phillips Blvd, still in the heart of Sauk City. We are excited about the new opportunities that this location will afford us and all the ways it will help us better serve the community. Our move is in progress right now, and we should be finished before too long!
This is where you come in. We invite you to peruse a selection of furniture, antiques, books and collectibles. By purchasing any of these items, you help us progress with our move and invest in our continued service to Sauk City and the rest of South Central Wisconsin.
Bidding begins on Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 12:00 pm and continues until Wednesday, June 10, 2020 at 12:00 pm.
The auction is open to everyone, but all items must be picked up in person, as nothing will be shipped. Therefore, before you bid, please make certain that you can easily travel to Sauk City, Wisconsin.
If you win an item, we will work with you to figure out the best time for you to pick it up from our present location at 515 Water St.
Thank you so much for all of your kind and generous support. We look forward to serving you better than ever!
Here are some of the children’s books that deal with race, racism and activism at the Sauk City Library. Place one on hold in the catalog or call us to check one out.
Out of consideration and respect for our fellow community members during this global health crisis and time of economic uncertainty, the Sauk City Public Library is temporarily suspending our fundraising campaign for the George Culver Community Library renovation project.
We wish to thank all those businesses, organizations, and individuals who have contributed to the building project so far: Craig Culver Family Foundation, David Staff in Memory of James and Dolores Staff, Pines Assisted Living, Paul and Sandra Tomberlin, Tracy Thompson and RE/MAX, Sarah Blum, Papa Murphy’s, Davidson’s Salon/Richard and Beverly Davidson, Friends of the Sauk City Public Library, Tools of Marketing, Ben and Darcy Miller Halloween party guests, Peggy and Roger Heidenreich in memory of Steve Voss, Cheryl Adank Memorials, Marie Engle Memorials, Donald and Carol Mack, Cheryl Lenerz, Sylvia Broderick, Vernon Racek, Mike Wipperfurth, and Jean Unmuth. We also wish to thank McFarlanes’, A1 Movers, and Waterfront Graphics for generously donating their services in preparation for the renovation.
Thanks to the generosity of those listed above, as well as the generosity of the community in the past, we are able to move forward with the project as planned, while potentially resuming fundraising activities in the future. Renovations are set to be completed in June. We look forward to sharing our new space with the community when possible. In the meantime, we will continue to provide as many services as we can to do our part in helping the community come out of this pandemic even stronger than we were before.
Be well!
Sauk City Library Board
May 06th, 2020 | Comments Off on Thank You, Donors!
We
will be offering contactless holds materials
pick-up. Monday through Friday,
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. by appointment and subject to staff
availability.
For the time being only items
available in our building can be accessed for pick-up. Delivery among the libraries in South
Central Library System is suspended and may
only be running
on a very limited basis in the near future.
Returns will NOT be accepted at curbside pickup. Please do not leave returns on the cart or hand returns to staff. This is essential to maintain safe handling of all materials. The book drop is available, though we encourage you to keep your items out until at least until July 1 if possible. Please remember we are fine free, so there will be no penalty in keeping items out longer.
To support social distancing efforts, the library is operating with very limited staff. Staff will fill your holds placed online as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience.
Follow these easy steps to pick up materials outside the side entrance of the library.
Step 1: Place your items on hold.
Use our online catalog https://www.linkcat.info/ to search the catalog for items currently availableat Sauk City Public Library and be sure to set the pickup location as Sauk City Library.
If you’ve placed a hold and the item hasn’t been pulled, call us or email us. There are some glitches with the new system.
You may also call us at 608-643-8346 or email info@saukcitylibrary.org and we will place the holds for you.
You will be notified via email, text or phone when your hold is ready.
Step 2: Arrange a Pick-up time for your holds if you placed holds
Contact the library by phone or email to arrange an assigned pick-up time that will work for you.
Step 3: Come to the library’s side parking lot during your assigned pick-up time.
Holds will be on a cart outside of the building for contactless pick-up.
Your items will be labeled with your hold slip.
Grab your items and enjoy!
For those with limited mobility, staff will place bagged items in your car trunk/hatch. Please let us know.
Weather may play a factor as to whether we can offer curbside pickup. If it is raining or other inclement weather, we may suspend the service
The library remains closed to the public. Lobbies, restrooms, computers, and other spaces will not be accessible. If you need further assistance, limited library staff are here to help. Feel free to call or leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
April 24th, 2020 | Comments Off on Curbside Pick-up
The Library is suspending all programs and meeting room use until further notice. At this point in time we are planning to remain open, though this may change as the situation develops.
March 13th, 2020 | Comments Off on Programs and Meeting Room Use Suspended
