DELMAR PUBLIC LIBRARY
2009 HOLIDAY & OTHER CLOSINGS SCHEDULE
New Year's Day ............................... Closed January 1
President's Day ................................ Closed Monday, February 16
Delmar Librarys Professional Dev. Day Closed Monday, March 16
Good Friday ............. Closed Friday, April 10
DLA Conference................................. Closed Friday, May 9
Memorial Day .......... ...... Closed Monday, May 25
Independence Day ..... Closed Saturday, July 4
Delmar Librarys Professional Dev. Day Closed Monday, August 24
Labor Day ............ Closed Monday, September 7
Sussex County Professional Dev. Day as scheduled in September or October
Columbus Day ................................ Closed Monday, October 12
Veteran's Day .................................. Closed Wednesday, November 11
Thanksgiving .......... Closed Thursday, November 26 thru Friday, November 27
Christmas ..................................... Closed Thursday, December 24 thru Saturday, December 26
Inclement Weather:
In case of poor weather conditions, the Library Director will decide if and when to close the library after consulting with the Delmar Police Department and/or the Emergency Center in Georgetown. Affected employees will be notified and a public announcement made via radio and television.
State of Emergency:
When the Governor declares a state of emergency for the entire state or Sussex County, the library will be closed. The Library Director will notify those employees to be affected and make a public announcement via radio and/or television. If the emergency is declared after the library opens, the Director will set the time of closing.
Special Events:
Closing for special events will be decided on a case-by-case basis by the Delmar Public Library Commission.
Note: In addition to the employee holidays approved by the Delmar Public Library Commission, every effort will be made to schedule or switch days off when an employee wants to observe other religious holidays such as "Yom Kippur" or to honor special heritage days such as "Martin Luther King Day."
Approved 11/25/08