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Community Loans

General Information

  • A Patron card and a photo ID (driver’s license or passport) must be presented to check out the resources.
  • May purchase a library card for $25 a year.
  • Two computers are available on the second floor with internet accessibility. No printing is available, but saving to a USB flash drive is available.
  • Borrowing privileges are suspended until outstanding fines are paid.
  • Laptops, hotspots, DVDs, CDs, bound periodicals, archives, and special collections do not circulate.

Borrowing Limits and Loan Periods

Resources  Loan Period 
5 Books  14 days, 2 renewals 

Library Fines & Payments and Replacement Charges

  • All communication from the library is via email. Please keep your email address up to date. If you do not have an email, make sure that we have a current phone number.
  • The library sends two (2) overdue notices. The third overdue notice is a bill for the replacement costs of the item.
  • If a patron loses an item, they should notify the library immediately to halt the accrual of fines or fees.
  • The patron will be billed for the replacement of the item, processing fees, and accrued fines as follows:
    • A non-refundable processing fee of $10.00
    • The actual replacement cost of the item is always the full price of the materials
    • The overdue fine is $0.25 per day per item

**Payment of fees can be made through the Accounting Office by phone or in person. Payment can be made in cash, check, debit, or credit card.

Appeals

Access Services will research library charges at a patron's request. The form is available at the Access Services Desk. The library will investigate and provide follow-up information.

Examples of reasons that do not constitute a valid basis for changing fines or fees include such things as:

  • Change of Address. University policy requires that community members notify the university ASAP when addresses, phone numbers, etc., are changed.
  • Not knowing circulation policies
  • Not agreeing with library policies
  • Forgetting the due date
  • Loaning the material to a third party
  • Allowing another person to use your ID card