On Monday, April 19, the Colorado Supreme Court Library will move temporarily to the first floor of the Denver News Agency building, located at 101 West Colfax Avenue. The library will occupy that space for approximately three years, until the Ralph L. Carr Justice Complex opens in 2013 on the block between 13th and 14th Avenues, bounded by Lincoln and Broadway streets.

In the interim, while scaled-down in size, the law library will remain open to the public with print access to Colorado legal materials, basic reference texts and treatises of general applicability. Electronic databases with national coverage will continue to be offered, as will copiers and document-delivery service.

By necessity, some materials will be housed elsewhere; however, items unique to the collection and those most-used will be identified and maintained nearby. Upon advance request, the library staff will retrieve them for you. If we cannot satisfy a request, librarians will locate the closest available copy and make an appropriate referral.

The library will share additional information with the CBA as it becomes available. Within the next couple months, look for an e-mailed link to an online survey asking users’ opinions about the move. The library will make every accommodation possible. As always, e-mail the library staff at library@judicial.state.co.us or call (303) 837-3720. Thank you for your patience during this time.

— From the Colorado Supreme Court Library Staff

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