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Arvada Branch Is The Latest Colorado Library To Close After Meth Residue Found Inside

Similar closures occurred in Boulder, Englewood and Littleton.

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"There was just enough suspicion that made us think out of an abundance of caution it was something we wanted to do," Donna Walker, Executive Director Jefferson County Library System said.
"There was just enough suspicion that made us think out of an abundance of caution it was something we wanted to do," Donna Walker, Executive Director Jefferson County Library System said. (CBS)

By Karen Morfitt, CBS Denver:

With concerns about meth contamination growing across Colorado's Front Range, library officials are having to decide if they should test or not and the requirements are less than clear.

It comes after closures in Boulder, Englewood, Littleton and now Arvada.

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