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We started one but did not implement it last year as it
wasn't much of a problem yet. Looks like we need to get it out.
Suggestions were to post a sign to mute the ringer and remove
yourself from the library to talk on the phone. Barring use in this
day seemed unreasonable to us but limiting the noise is a real
issue.
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Does anyone have a policy dealing with people using cell phones in
the
library? Some people talk constantly on their cell phones while
using the
public Internet or word processing terminals, and others stand at the
circ
desk or PAC making calls to find out what item they were supposed to
be
looking for or picking it.
Does anyone bar cell phone use in the library? Or do you have signs
that
direct patrons/customers to areas where the use is deemed acceptable?
Deanna
Deanna Frazee
Director of Library Services
205 E. Church Ave.
Killeen, TX 76541
(254) 501-8994
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