Library safety and security

View from service desk at St. Louis County Library.

The improved safety of public buildings has been the topic of research for many years, with a particular emphasis on educational facilities. School design has been profoundly impacted by tragic events over the past several decades. Educational facilities are now equipped with access controls, from the property’s perimeter to building entrances.

But when it comes to libraries, how can staff possibly create a safe space while simultaneously opening the doors to everyone? Is it possible to improve safety while still making your library welcoming and functional?

In a word, yes. By taking a few key steps, your library can remain an inviting, fun place for patrons of all ages, while keeping safety a top priority.

Download our whitepaper for guidance on how to create a safer library environment.

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