Fines forgiven by Sequoyah Regional Library System April 3-9

With locations in Cherokee, Gilmer and Pickens counties, the Sequoyah Regional Library System is offering a fine forgiveness program during National Library Week April 3-9.

For that week only, visit any Sequoyah library to be forgiven up to $15 in overdue fines per library card.

To participate, visit or contact your local Sequoyah library that week, tell a staff member that you wish to take advantage of fine forgiveness; then they will waive up to $15 from your account.

Some fees may be excluded, but ask a library staff member just in case.

For more information, visit SequoyahRegionalLibrary.org/fine-forgive.

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