City’s Bureau of Vital Statistics to reopen Monday at Dallas Central Library

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Oct. 25, 2016                                                                                Jo Giudice – Dallas Public Library
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City’s Bureau of Vital Statistics to reopen Monday at Dallas Central Library

Dallas – The Bureau of Vital Statistics is moving its offices to the Central Library on Monday, and that’s a “win-win situation” for the City of Dallas, said Library Director Jo Giudice.

“This is an exciting and beneficial partnership for both the library and the Bureau of Vital Statistics,” Giudice said. “In addition to offering Vital Statistics services, visitors can also learn more about the library and the many programs and services available to anyone with a free library card.”

Vital Statistics, which provides birth and death certificates and other services will move from City Hall to the first floor of the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library at 1515 Young St., in an area that previously housed the library’s used book store. The Bureau will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

To learn more about the Bureau of Vital Statistics and its services click here.

The Dallas Public Library operates the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library and 28 branch locations. A library card is free for any Dallas resident. For information on the many free programs and services available at the Dallas Public Library visit www.dallaslibrary.org.  

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