SF Library Expands 24/7 Digital Services Amid Record Usage
SF Library Expands 24/7 Digital Services Amid Record Usage
San Francisco, CA — The San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) announced the expansion of its digital services to operate 24/7, following a record year of e-book and online resource usage. New features include live virtual tutoring, access to rare archival materials, and an upgraded app for seamless borrowing.
City Librarian Michael Lambert highlighted the program’s importance: “The library is evolving to meet the needs of a digital-first generation, ensuring accessibility for everyone.”
Patrons can now access over 2 million digital items, reinforcing SFPL’s reputation as a leader in modern library services.
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