Category: Announcements

Internet Use Policy

The public libraries of Lancaster County strive to meet the cultural, informational and educational needs of the communities we serve.

The Library System of Lancaster County (LSLC) is a consortia of libraries made up of independent public libraries in Lancaster County, their branches, a bookmobile and administrative offices. This policy serves all entities, employees and volunteers of LSLC and all services provided on location and remotely. This policy covers equally the physical locations and human representatives of LSLC.

POLICY GOAL

LSLC (LSLC, the library, libraries or public libraries) will offer equal access to electronic resources for individuals (user, users) with library records in good standing. A library may amend this policy with additions to suit their situation and community.

INTERNET ACCESS

Equal access to the resources of the Internet is an important option. The Internet is an unregulated medium and not all information is appropriate for all audiences. Some information is inaccurate, offensive, and/or illegal. Though the library does use filtering software in accordance with the Child Internet Protection Act (CIPA), it is not possible to filter/screen out all inappropriate, offensive or illegal material.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF LIBRARY STAFF AND USERS

It is the responsibility of the person using electronic resources to monitor their own use and/or the use of their dependent minor. Users are responsible to handle electronic resources and equipment responsibly. Users are to save data to a remote drive or preserve their information in a personally relevant manner. Library computers will not save data locally and the library will not be held responsible for lost data due to file-save failure, computer time-out, or any other reason.

PARENTS ARE ENCOURAGED, AND MAY BE REQUIRED, TO COME TO THE LIBRARY WITH MINOR CHILDREN TO SUPERVISE INTERNET SESSIONS.

DISCLAIMERS

  • Library staff may monitor an individual’s use of WiFi and public access computers.
  • The user, and/or user’s parent/guardian, is responsible for his/her Internet session at all times.
  • LSLC specifically disclaims any warrant as to the retrieved information’s accuracy, timeliness, authoritativeness or usefulness for a particular purpose.
  • LSLC, public library corporations and staff will have no liability for direct, indirect or consequential damages related to the use of its computing resources.
  • Software and information from any source, including the Internet, may alter a host computer. The libraries are not responsible for damage to users’ disks, computers, or any other electronic device or for the loss of  data that may occur from use of a library or Internet resource.
  • Users are responsible for any equipment, software or network damages that occur while using the resources.
  • Library computers will not save files and will log the user off after a short period of inactivity. The library will not be responsible for any lost data.
  • Information transmitted across the Internet, regardless of the security protocol of the host agencies, may become public. Computer users are responsible to safeguard their personal information. The Library will not be held responsible for any security breach.

UNACCEPTABLE COMPUTER USE

Unacceptable computer uses include and are not limited to:

  • Uses that violate the law or encourage others to violate the law.
  • Uses that cause harm to others or damage to their property.
  • Uses that jeopardize the security of the computer network or other computers via the Internet.
  • Uses that are deemed harmful or compromise the safety and security of minors. The term “harmful to minors” is defined by the Communications Act of 1934 (47 USC Section 254 [h][7])
  • Displaying, downloading, or copying offensive or inappropriate messages, pictures or explicit sexual material as defined in 18 Pa.C.S.A § 5903.
  • Violating US Copyright law. The law prohibits unauthorized use of
    copyrighted materials except when permitted by “fair use” principles. Do not copy or distribute electronic materials (including text, images, audio-material, programs, e-mail or data) without the explicit permission of the copyright holder.
  • Uses that violate confidentiality of information or put the identity of any person at risk.
  • For safety reasons, minors may not disclose passwords; provide
    others with private information about themselves or others, including credit card and social security card numbers; and/or arrange face-to-face meetings with someone met via the Internet or computer network.

PROCEDURES FOR COMPUTER USE

  • To use a public internet computer or electronic device patrons must have a valid library card from LSLC in good standing. Member Libraries may choose to grant permission to a visitor on a limited basis if computers are available.
  • An “Internet Usage Agreement” must be signed. If under age 18, a “Parental Permission Form” must be signed by the patron’s parent or legal guardian in the presence of library staff.
  • Computer users must be able to employ the computer on their own, and may be asked to demonstrate their ability to use the computer without damaging it.
  • Patrons must leave a workstation immediately when asked by a staff member.
  • Patrons may not download materials onto the computer’s hard drive or attempt to add, modify or remove any system element.
  • Patrons may download only information which is legal to copy.
  • Patrons will refrain from using sounds or visuals which might be disruptive to others.
  • The Member Libraries do not offer email accounts. Patrons may use library computers to access email from outside providers such as MSN, Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail, etc.
  • Patrons may not alter or attach equipment, other than a remote storage device, to the library’s hardware, or alter, add or attempt to alter programs or device settings.
  • Patrons are responsible for any damages they cause to the equipment or software.
  • Printing may be available from computer stations. Member Libraries will establish prices and methods for printing and other computer related services. These costs may vary from location to location.

RESPONSE TO VIOLATIONS

The patron’s access to the Library’s computer network and Internet is a privilege, not a right. A patron violates this policy by his or her own action. Failure to comply with this policy and its procedures will result in the forfeiture of the patron’s access to computers at any of the Member Libraries of the Library System of Lancaster County. The first offense will result in a loss of computer privileges for one month. The second offense will result in a loss of computer privileges for six months. After the third offense, the patron will lose all computer privileges indefinitely. Decisions regarding the appropriate response to violations will be made by the Director of the Member Library at which the offense occurred, or by his/her designate. Appeals should be made in writing and submitted to the Member Library Director’s attention. Responses will be made within 30 days of receipt of the appeal. Access to the County’s public libraries may be terminated until the Director has made a written response to the appeal.

COPYRIGHT

U.S. Copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code) prohibits unauthorized reproduction or distribution of copyrighted materials except when permitted by “fair use” principles. Users may not copy or distribute electronic materials (including text, images, programs, e-mail or data) without the explicit permission of the copyright holder. Responsibility for the consequences of copyright infringement lies solely with the user, as LSLC Member Libraries expressly disclaim any liability or responsibility resulting from such use. (Approved Febrary 6, 2015)

Spring Thru Cocalico 2022

Scavenger Hunt Game Card

Frequently Asked Questions

Participating Businesses


SCAVENGER HUNT GAME CARD

Download Your Spring Thru Cocalico Scavenger Hunt Card Here

DIRECTIONS:  Images are located in the window of each participating business listed below.  Once found, indicate the letter associated with the symbol in the box provided.  Find as many or as few as you like and then come back to the library for a fun prize! 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why are you offering a scavenger hunt?  The Adamstown Area Library and Cocalico Cares wanted to be able to provide a fun Spring experience for our youngest community members.
  • Is the scavenger hunt free?  Yes!  The scavenger hunt is free and open to anyone.
  • Do I need to finish the scavenger hunt in one day?  No!  The Spring symbols will be located in participating business windows starting Friday, April 1st and ending on Tuesday, May 31st at 8:00.  You are welcome to take a few days to find as many images as you like.
  • Do I need to find each of the images to receive my goody bag from the library?  No!  You do not need to find all the listed Spring symbols in order to claim your goody bag from the library.
  • Do I need to go inside the businesses to find the Spring symbols?  You are welcome to shop at the participating businesses, but the Spring symbols will be located on each business window.
  • When can I claim my goody bag?  Library staff will be on hand to distribute goody bags during library hours (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30-8, Friday 9:30-5, Saturday 9:30-2).
  • If I play every day, can I get a goody bag each day?  No, so that we have enough goody bags for all the children participating, we will be handing out one goody bag per child while supplies last.  Children must also be present to receive a goody bag.
  • How do I enter the photo raffles?  You can enter to win a raffle prize by uploading a picture of yourself playing the scavenger hunt to the Cocalico Cares Facebook page by June 1st.  Anyone using the hashtag #SpringThruCocalico and tagging @cocalicocares will be eligible to win.

Participating Businesses

View Map

Adamstown Area Library – 110 W Main St, Adamstown | 484-4200

Adamstown YMCA – 71 E. Main St, Adamstown | 484-4996

Anderson Pharmacy – 2590 N. Reading Rd, Denver | 484-2649

Black Diamond Financial Group – 6 Jason Ave, Denver | 610-370-7855

The Cocalico Cat & Gingham Dog – 226 Main St, Denver | 336-8387

Cocalico Heating & Plumbing – 27 N. 4th St, Denver | 738-0760

Countyline Mechanical – 80 W. Main St, Reinholds | 216-0846

DelVal Golden Retriever Rescue – 60 Vera Cruz Rd, Reinholds | 484-4799

Dogwood Farm Market – 1124 Dogwood Dr, Reinholds | 336-1661

Ensinger Printing Services – 50 W. Main St, Adamstown | 484-4451

Ephrata National Bank – 1 Main St, Denver | 733-4181

Focus Realty – 352 Main St, Denver | 256-3336

Little Cocalico – 20 N. Ridge Rd, Reinholds | 327-9263

Refreshing Mountain Retreat – 455 Camp Rd, Stevens | 738-1490

Tru by Hilton Denver – 400 N. Reamstown Rd, Denver | 336-5254

Village Perk, Stoudtburg Village – 105 Lautenburg Blvd, Reinholds | 203-8555

Adult Coloring Buddy Program

AAL Adult Coloring Buddy Program

Keep calm and color on!  Sign up to be paired with an AAL Staff buddy and color your cares away… together… and apart.  We will provide you with a half-completed coloring book page and let you finish the rest.

When you’re finished, snap a picture and send it to us (or return it to the Library) to be included in the virtual art exhibit.  Email info@adamstown.lib.pa.us or share on Facebook: @adamstownarealibrary


Computer Use & Printing Services

Adamstown Area Library will begin offering public computer appointments every Thursday from 10 am to 7 pm. You may schedule a 45-minute appointment for one person to use a library computer inside the building. Appointments can be scheduled up to 7 days in advance.

Safety for our patrons, staff, and the community is our first priority. Library staff observe all safety precautions and computers are cleaned after each use. Staff can offer verbal assistance, but hands-on help will not be available due to social distancing requirements. We ask that you consider utilizing computer access at this time for priority needs, such as: job search, filing for unemployment benefits, maintaining email contact with friends and family, business needs, etc.

Schedule your appointment here: https://aalcomputer.youcanbook.me

We will also continue to offer laptop and printing services via curbside service for patrons who prefer it.

Curbside services are available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 9:30AM-8PM, Friday from 9:30AM-5PM, and Saturday 9:30AM-2PM.

Laptop Services

To schedule a 1-hour appointment for laptop services, call the library at 717-484-4200.  This is a no-contact service, so laptops can be picked up in the vestibule.  Laptops are available for use in your car, using the library’s parking lot wifi.  We ask that you leave car keys or a valid photo ID as a deposit while you use the laptop.

Printing Services

Printing and copies cost 10¢/page for B&W and 25¢/page for color.

If printing from the library’s laptop, print as normal.  When you return the laptop, let staff know that you sent items to the printer. Staff will bring out your documents with your deposit item.

If printing from your own device, submit your request via email to info@adamstown.lib.pa.us.  In the email, please include

  • full name
  • library card number
  • attached documents for printing

AAL staff will print the documents exactly as they are attached to the email.  Staff will not make changes or edits to submissions and items will not be reprinted.  Patrons will receive an email when printed materials are available for pick up.

Privacy Disclaimer:  documents submitted through email may be viewed by library staff.  If your documents contain sensitive or confidential information, please consider using our laptop services or a retail location for printing.

Spring Thru Cocalico

WELCOME!

Grab your masks and head on over to this fun, family-friendly, socially distant scavenger hunt on Thursday, April 1st – Friday, April 30th.  Everything will be outdoors!  The Adamstown Area Library and Cocalico Cares are hosting this event with the expectation that everyone will maintain distancing and exercise the necessary precautions to make this a safe even for all involved. 


SCAVENGER HUNT GAME CARD

DIRECTIONS:  Images are located in the window of each participating business listed below.  Once found, indicate the letter associated with the symbol in the box provided.  Find as many or as few as you like and then come back to the library for a fun prize!  Find ALL the symbols?  You’re automatically entered into our grand prize drawing, for 4 tickets to the Flying V Zipline and the Elevated Obstacle Course from Refreshing Mountain.


Download To Print At Home

Or play along using the form below.

Spring Thru Cocalico

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why are you offering a scavenger hunt?  The Adamstown Area Library and Cocalico Cares wanted to be able to provide a safe and fun Spring experience for our youngest community members.
  • Is the scavenger hunt free?  Yes!  The scavenger hunt is free and open to anyone.
  • Do I need to finish the scavenger hunt in one day?  No!  The Spring symbols will be located in participating business windows starting Thursday, April 1st and ending on Friday, April 30th at 4:00.  You are welcome to take a few days to find as many images as you like.
  • Do I need to find each of the images to receive my goody bag from the library?  No!  You do not need to find all the listed Spring symbols in order to claim your goody bag from the library.  You can visit as many or as few businesses as you have time to do.
  • Do I need to go to every business on the list in order to be eligible for the grand prize?  Yes, you will need to visit each business of the list to be eligible for the grand prize.
  • Do I need to go inside the businesses to find the Spring symbols?  You are welcome to shop at the participating businesses, but the Spring symbols will be located on each business window.  This is to help with social distancing.
  • When can I claim my goody bag?  Library staff will be on hand to safely distribute goody bags during library hours (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30-8, Friday 9:30-5, Saturday 9:30-2).
  • If I play every day in April, can I get a goody bag each day?  No, that we have enough goody bags for all children aged 16 and under, we will be handing out one goody bag per child while supplies last.  Children must also be present to receive a goody bag.
  • How do I enter the photo raffles?  You can enter to win a raffle prize by uploading a picture of yourself playing the scavenger hunt to the Cocalico Cares Facebook page by May 1st.  Anyone using the hashtag #SpringThruCocalico and tagging @cocalicocares will be eligible to win.

Participating Businesses

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Adamstown Area Library – 110 W Main St, Adamstown | 484-4200

Adamstown Borough Office – 3000 N Reading Rd, Adamstown | 484-2280

Cocalico Plumbing & Heating – 27 N 4th St, Denver | 738-0760

Denver Borough Office – 501 Main St, Denver | 336-7190

Fruittastic – 100 Monroe St, Denver | 336-3001

*Please park in Refreshing Mountain parking lot B and follow the yellow footprints to the green paw prints to our activities pavilion where you will find something posted for the scavenger hunt.

Browsing Appointments

Resuming March 1st, we are happy to allow patrons and their household members back in the library building for 30-minute appointments to browse for books and movies. You can book appointments up to 7 days in advance.

To book an appointment, call the library at 717-484-4200 or book using the link below. Select the date and time, then complete the form online. A library card number is required. You can come alone, or bring other people in your household.

Schedule an appointment

Librarians will clean between patrons, so please arrive on time and honor the 30-minute limit to ensure others can enter at their allotted time. Due to our policy, patrons must wear masks and practice social distancing while in the building. A hand-sanitizing station will be at the door. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided.

At this time, there will not be computers available inside the library, but laptops are available to reserve and borrow for use outside and within WiFi range on the library property.  Library staff can print or copy items for patrons via the Curbside Pickup process. Call us to arrange the best solution for your needs. Regular fees will apply for these services.

The meeting room will not be available at this time.

Outdoor Pop-up Browsing

Browse new and popular items outdoors at the new library!

Outdoor PopUp Browsing
(weather permitting)

  • Saturday 10/10  and Saturday 10/24 from 9 am-12 pm

Tables will be set up with a collection of books, audiobooks, and movies for all ages.

AAL is continuing to follow safety guidelines provided by local, county, and state health officials and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to prevent the transmission of COVID-19.

Safety guidelines

  • Facemasks are required.
  • Use hand sanitizer before entering.
  • Maintain six feet for social distancing.
  • Do not reshelve unwanted items – place items in bins after handling.
  • Area is limited to 6 people at a time.
  • If you or a member of your household is ill, do not visit the popup at this time.

Location

  • New Library!  110 W Main St, Adamstown, PA 19501

New and popular items

  • DVDs
  • Audiobooks
  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction
  • Large Print
  • Teen/Juvenile Fiction
  • Picture Books
  • Easy Readers/Chapters Books

We hope you enjoy this next phase of expanding library service as we continue to monitor safety recommendations during the coronavirus pandemic. Thank you for your continued support during this challenging time.

As usual, library curbside pickup is available 9:30-1:30.

September is Library Card Sign Up Month!

Books about Libraries!

The Library Book by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark, illustrated by Chuck Groenink

What’s the best way to cure a gloomy

day? A trip to the library! Based on the

hit song by Tom Chapin and Michael

Mark, here is an affectionate, exuberant,

uproarious celebration of books, reading,

and—SHHH!—libraries!

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

 

Bats At The Library by Brian Lies

Another inky evening’s here— The air

is cool and calm and clear.  Can it be

true? Oh, can it be?  Yes!—Bat Night

at the library!

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

 

 

 

A Library Book For Bear by Bonny Becker

Bear does not want to go to the library.

He is quite sure he already has all the

books he will ever need. Yet the relentlessly

cheery Mouse, small and gray and

bright-eyed, thinks different.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

 

The NOT So Quiet Library by Zachariah Ohora

It’s Saturday, which means Oskar and

Theodore get to go to the library with

their dad! It means donuts for breakfast!

And it means endless quiet hours lost

in stories.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

 

 

The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith

In the first book in a brilliant new

fantasy series, books that aren’t finished

by their authors reside in the Library

of the Unwritten in Hell, and it is

up to the Librarian to track down

any restless characters who emerge

from those unfinished stories.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library by Chris Grabenstein

Kyle Keeley is the class clown, popular

with most kids, and an ardent fan of

all games: board games, word games,

and particularly video games. His hero,

Luigi Lemoncello,the most notorious and

creative gamemakerin the world, just so happens

to be the genius behind the building of the new town library.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

The Body In The Library by Agatha Christie

It’s seven in the morning. The Bantrys

wake to find the body of a young woman in

their library. She is wearing evening dress

and heavy make-up, which is now smeared

across her cheeks.  But who is she? How did

she get there? And what is the connection with

another dead girl, who is later discovered in an abandoned quarry?

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

Dewey’s Nine Lives by Vicki Myron

Dewey’s Nine Lives offers nine funny, inspiring,

and heartwarming stories about cats–all told from

the perspective of “Dewey’s Mom,” librarian Vicki

Myron. The amazing felines in this book include

Dewey, of course, whose further never-before-told

adventures are shared, and several others who

Vicki found out about when their owners reached out to her.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes

Alice Wright marries handsome American

Bennett Van Cleve hoping to escape her stifling

life in England. But small-town Kentucky

quickly proves equally claustrophobic.

So when a call goes out for a team of women

to deliver books as part of Eleanor Roosevelt’s

new traveling library, Alice signs on enthusiastically.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

The Librarian of Basra by Jeanette Winter

Alia Muhammad Baker is a librarian in

Basra, Iraq. For fourteen years, her library

has been a meeting place for those who love

books. Until now. Now war has come, and

Alia fears that the library–along with the

thirty thousand books within it–will be destroyed forever.

ADAMSTOWN Children's The library book / by Tom Chapin and Michael Mark ; illustrated by Chuck Groenink Chapin, Tom, 1945- author. Book | Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 2017 | First edition. Available at ADAMSTOWN Children's Area (E CHAPIN) plus 9 more Request itArea E CHAPIN AVAILABLE

New Curbside Pickup Hours

Beginning August 24, 2020, AAL began offering expanded curbside pickup hours.

New Curbside Pickup Hours

Monday – Thursday 9:30 am – 7:30 pm

Friday 9:30 am – 4:30 pm

Saturday 9:30 am – 1:30 pm

We want to keep patrons and staff safe, so please follow the steps below.  Pickup will be arranged by appointment only, following social distancing guidelines.  We are looking forward to serving  you!

  1.  Starting July 6th, you are able to place the items you want on hold online through the catalog.
  2. You can also continue to place holds by calling the Circulation Department at (717) 484-4200, completing the online Adult or Youth Book Match form, or emailing info@adamstown.lib.pa.us.  Make sure to include your name, phone number, and library card number.  5 items per patron can be held per day.
  3. If you place your holds online, a librarian will call you to set up an appointment to pick up your items.
  4. If you call in your order, your appointment will be scheduled at that time.  Please note that this service is only available when staff are on duty.
  5. The library staff will prepare your items and check them out to your library card.
  6. When you arrive at the library, pull up to the side of the building.  Call us again at (484) 755-9143 to let us know you are here.  If you do not have a cell phone, please ring the doorbell to let us know you have arrived, and someone will meet you with your items.
  7. Please stay in your car.  Pop your trunk so a staff member can deliver your items.
  8. If you have any questions, please call the library.

Thank you for choosing AAL!

Need help picking a book?  Check out our blog.

Curbside Service Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I pick up holds now?
    • Yes, we are currently offering curbside service.
  • When can I pick up my holds?
    • Curbside service is being offered Monday through Thursday 9:30am-7:30pm, Friday 9:30am-4:30pm, and Saturday 9:30am-1:30pm. Once you confirm your appointment time, visit the library and call the library to let us know you’re here.
  • Can I return items when I pick up?
    • We are now accepting returns 24 hours a day. Please use the book drop for all returns. The book drop is open 24 hours a day. All items will be quarantined for several days and will still show as checked out on your account for up to a week after you return them. You will not accrue fines while items are quarantined. Do not renew any items you’ve returned to the library, as renewing your returned items may incorrectly place a fine on your account.
  • Do I need my library card?
    • Yes.  Please call the library if you have any questions or issues with your card.
  • What if I don’t have a library card?
  • Can I talk to a library staff member?
  • Can a librarian help me with OverDrive/computer questions?
    • Yes, please call the library for your ereader and technology questions.
  • Can I print something?
  • Can you fax something for me? Can I use the computer?
    • Due to the CDC’s recommended social distancing policy, we are unable to provide these services.