Why I’m Thankful for My Library: Passport Patron Tee Cunningham

 

Count Tee Cunningham of Birmingham among the many patrons thankful that the Central Library has reopened.

Desiring to get a passport for an upcoming family trip to Mexico, Cunningham was surprised when a friend told her that the Central Library in downtown Birmingham offered passport application services. Last week, Cunningham visited the Central Library and within an hour, she started her passport process, including getting a photo done. 

‘I’m so glad the Birmingham Public Library offers this service,” she said.

 In addition to passport services, the Central Library allows patrons to come inside to get papers notarized, documents faxed, and use of public computers on the first floor. 

For more information about BPL’s Citizens Services, call (205) 226-3600 or go to www.cobpl.org. 

The Central Library began offering in-person visits by patrons on October 1. BPL is also offering curbside pickups of new materials and drop-offs of old items at the Central Library, Avondale Regional Library, Springville Road Regional Library and Five Points West Regional Library.

If you would like to show your thanks by supporting BPL, click here https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/SupportBhamPublicLibrary 

Remember, BPL remains open to our patrons online at www.cobpl.org and on social media channels 24 hours a day, seven days a week.