nancy macias is the head of the library. well, one of the heads of the library. welcome to the show, nancy. welcome back. so, you have this thing called fine-free items. tell us what that is and how the community benefits from that. nancy macias: so, the fine-free items is an initiative that was presented by the mayor and unanimously passed by council, and it allows all children items and teen items to no longer accrue late fines. damian: did you find that a lot of the--like any kid, a lot of child, they're just forgetting that there was a deadline, and then a month later, "oh my god, now i'm overdue by a month." nancy: i mean, if us adults forget, we can just imagine, you know, these kids forgetting. you know, we do try to--we give 'em, you know, receipts and we send 'em e-mails to let them know that their items are coming due. however, we know, you know, things happen, and if they were to be late, it's okay 'cause they're no longer accruing late fines. damian: do you--what kind of reception do you think the community has given you for that? 'cause that's gotta b

nancy macias is the head of the library. well, one of the heads of the library. ome to the show, nancy. welcome back. so, you have this thing called fine-free items. tell us what that is and how the community benefits from that. nancy macias: so, the fine-free items is an initiative that was presented by the mayor and unanimously passed by council, and it allows all children items and teen items to no longer accrue late fines.