Help Keep Libraries Funded, Florida. Amendment 3 will cut your local library’s budget. Take the Pledge to Vote No on Amendment 3 and make sure your friends, neighbors, and family know what is at stake. keeplibrariesfunded.org
Florida libraries need supporters to act now. Take the Pledge to Vote No on Amendment 3, then share it with five people who care about books, Wi-Fi, storytime, technology, programs, and open public space. keeplibrariesfunded.org
Nassau County, FL shows what library cuts look like: fewer open doors, reduced hours, and less access for communities that depend on their branches. Take the Pledge to Vote No on Amendment 3: keeplibrariesfunded.org
Longboat Key, FL shows how quickly Amendment 3 could upend local plans. A new library project could stop before it starts. This is about the future Florida communities are trying to build. Get the facts: keeplibrariesfunded.org
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Treasure Island, FL is already debating whether free library access for residents could become a fee-based service. A library card should not become a buried treasure. Get the facts about Amendment 3: keeplibrariesfunded.org
TODAY from 2-4pm ET: Join Judy Blume, The Daily Show’s Kat Radley, and more for a live virtual event to fight book bans. Take action every 30 minutes, so drop in when you can. No recording will be available. Show up and be part of it!
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In Clearwater, FL local leaders warned Amendment 3 could mean major service cuts, lost positions, and possible library and recreation center closures. Stand up before cuts become closures. Take the Pledge: keeplibrariesfunded.org
In some FL libraries, Amendment 3 could be felt right away. In others, it could show up over time through fewer hours, fewer books, canceled projects, new fees, or branch closures. The risk is statewide. Get the facts: keeplibrariesfunded.org
Book banning is so wildly unpopular that they have to send book banners from city to city, ultimately costing taxpayers millions of dollars and eroding access to libraries and books for millions of Americans.
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Amendment 3 is not just a tax issue. It is a library services issue. Across Florida, communities are asking what happens to libraries, parks, recreation, roads, drainage, and public services if local revenue shrinks. Get the facts: keeplibrariesfunded.org
Amendment 3 is not just a tax issue. It is a local services issue. If your library matters to you, stand up before cuts become closures. Take the pledge to vote No on 3: KeepLibrariesFunded.org
The warning to Florida is clear: if Amendment 3 passes, revenue reductions will put pressure on library hours, staffing, programs, technology, collections, and the library's ability to continue serving the community at the level residents expect. keeplibrariesfunded.org/zeph…
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A society that fears books has already stopped trusting people to think for themselves. The answer is not fewer books, but more courage, curiosity, and freedom to read.
Florida libraries are already facing hard budget conversations because of Amendment 3. Fewer books, fewer hours, fewer programs, and even branch closures could be next. Take the pledge to vote No on 3: KeepLibrariesFunded.org
Amendment 3 would not affect every community the same way, but the risk is statewide: fewer local dollars could mean fewer library services. Get the facts and share them: KeepLibrariesFunded.org
We want to put eyes on the fact that Florida's Amendment 3 ballot proposal will directly and negatively impact libraries across the state. In Osceola County, that is a serious warning. Get the Facts from the Keep Libraries Funded coalition. keeplibrariesfunded.org/osce…
Miami-Dade library supporters warn Amendment 3 could mean branch closures, fewer hours, layoffs, and program cuts. Every voter should ask how their own library is funded. Get the facts: KeepLibrariesFunded.org
There are a lot of sad ways that Amendment 3 would affect the quality of life in Florida, but losing both the library and the annual 4th of July fireworks is almost too much. keeplibrariesfunded.org/no_f…
Bay County’s library story is a warning for all of Florida: budget impacts can begin before Election Day. Get the facts, look at your own library, and share what is at stake: KeepLibrariesFunded.org
What happens when local revenue shrinks? In some Florida communities, leaders are warning about cuts to libraries, parks, public safety, roads, and other services. Get the facts about Amendment 3: KeepLibrariesFunded.org
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Help Keep Libraries Funded. Take the Pledge to Vote No on Amendment 3, then share it with five people who care about their local library. KeepLibrariesFunded.org