Calls to 9-1-1 are free and can be made using conventional telephone or cellular phone. Most conventional phones provide the 9-1-1 center with an exact location or address of the caller. Cell phones, unlike conventional phones, will not provide an exact address. They provide GPS coordinates which can vary on accuracy of your location based on your distance from a cell tower, interference, etc.
CONSER is the Cooperative Serials Program of the PCC, an authoritative source for bibliographic records, documentation, and training materials for serials cataloging. CONSER members work together in an atmosphere of collegiality and trust to promulgate standards related to serials and are a voice for serials in the library community.
What is a conservator? Conservators are professionals who work to physically save our cultural property from the ravages of time, the threats of pollution, and the devastation brought by natural disasters. A conservator may be trained at a conservation graduate training program or by lengthy apprenticeship with experienced senior colleagues. Working in museums, other cultural institutions, research labs, and in private practice, conservators combine unique skills gained through ongoing study and advanced training in art history, science, studio art, and related disciplines to care for and preserve our tangible history.