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LIBRARY FAQ’S
(Frequently Asked Questions)
How do I get a library card?
Library cards are free to residents of Butler
County. Identification with your name and current local address
is required.
How long may I keep an item?
All circulating materials are checked out for two
weeks. Books may be renewed 2 times unless on a reserve list.
Renewals may be made by phone by calling 334-382-3216. Videos
may not be renewed.
How many times may I check out?
Adults and children may check
out a total of 5 items.
Where do I return library materials?
A book drop is available
after-hours for library materials. You may bring items
into the library during regular
library hours.
May I reserve an item if it is checked
out?
Yes. We will notify you when
the item is returned and will hold it for 2 days.
What is Interlibrary Loan?
Books which have
been in publication over six months may be requested from other
libraries. Magazines and audio-visuals are not available
through Interlibrary Loan. There is a $3.00 processing fee for
each item requested.
Is there a fine for overdue materials?
There is a day of
grace before an item is considered overdue. Books and audios
are subject to a fine of $.10 per day, not including Sundays and
holidays (days when the library is closed). Books on reserve
list are $2.00 per day. Videos are subject to a $1.00 fine per
day. The maximum fine for any one item is $2.00 for books,
$10.00 for books on reserve list, $5.00 for videos. The cost
for any lost materials is the price of the item plus any overdue
fees. This also applies to materials that are badly damaged.
Are computers available?
Yes, there are
computers for word processing, reference and Internet. Click
here for Computer Use Policies.
How about special programs?
There are
special
programs for children and adults and special exhibits throughout
the year.
How about children’s programs?
Super Saturday
programs are held through out the school year. Click
here for
dates. Program times vary. Each year the library sponsor
Summer Reading Programs for children of all ages. Call the
library for more information.
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