Woodbridge Public Library Holds Amnesty Month In September

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Great news if you have overdue library books! The Woodbridge Public Library will hold "Amnesty Month" this September for library patrons who have materials to return and/or fines that accrued during the pandemic.

All overdue fines and fees will be forgiven during September, as long as all materials are returned and library cards are renewed.

“The fall, the beginning of the school year, is always a good time for everyone in the community to either get a library card or renew them," said Woodbridge Library Director Monica Eppinger. “This year it is a time that the Library Board of Trustees would like to give everyone a chance to bring materials back to the library without penalty.”

September is also National Library Card Month.

If you lost a book, DVD or item, you will still have to reimburse the library. However, processing fees and overdue fines will be waived when library cards are renewed. Patrons will need to visit in person to renew their library card memberships.

Please visit the library website at http://woodbridgelibrary.org/locations for library hours.

For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Monica Eppinger, Library Director, directorawoodbridgelibrary.org, or call 732-634-4450, ext. 7099.

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