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Monday, March 30
FLPL AT HOME: resources for all ages, that you can access from the comfort of your home!
In keeping with current precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, all Borough of Fort Lee buildings, including the
Library will be completely closed to the public until further notice. These closures have been done out of an abundance of caution and align with current suggested prevention measures. Please check back for updates.
The Library will be checking voice mail messages from 9am-4pm, Monday – Friday. Please call 201-592-3614 or 3615.
You can also email us at reference@fortlee.bccls.org.
COVID-19 CALL CENTER for the Borough of Fort Lee
A Borough-wide call in center has been established at the Fort Lee Police Department by the Office of Emergency Management, which currently will be open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM beginning today. The call-in center has been designed to address calls and inquiries that normally would be directed to closed borough offices.
Call: 201-592-3500 x1700 from 8am-8pm
Email: COVID19@fortleenj.org
Updates from Borough of Fort Lee
Monday, March 30 at 7:10pm – Town Hall Call w/Mayor Sokolich on COVID-19 w/ LIVE Q&A. Dial-in: (267) 833-0503, Access Code 7714#.
View updates at Borough Alert Center
View video updates from Mayor Sokolich at Fort Lee Today on Demand
Benefits for those impacted by COVID-19
Benefits.gov Help Center – assistance with unemployment, healthcare, business and more
Remote Service Available 24/7
Libby: books and audiobooks
Hoopla: books, audiobooks, movies and tv shows
RBDigital: magazines
New York Times Online
Fort Lee Public Library’s New York Times digital subscription provides ongoing access to NYTimes.com from any of our 14 reference computers, as well as from patron devices registered with our complementary 72 hour pass. When you subscribe with your Fort Lee Public Library card, you’ll get access to articles and blog posts, as well as video, slide shows and other multimedia features. This includes the latest content and news as well as limited access to articles from 1851 to the present day.
You can access the NYT website and content both from inside the library or from home. For either, please register your email address with the New York Times. When accessing from home, you will need to visit this page first and click the ACCESS NEW YORK TIMES ONLINE button. From there you will use a Redeem code that provides access for a 72 hour period. There is no limit on how many codes you can use, so you can keep coming back to get more content! If you have any questions please contact the reference desk.
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