| Services: | Service: General Services
Description:
Greenville Public Library is a member of the Lewis and Clark Library System. The library building is on the National Register of Historic Places. See website for more information.
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Circulation: Books for 3 weeks, old periodicals, videos, and DVDs for 1 week
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Books and audio books may be renewed, once only, in person
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Current periodicals are not loaned out
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limit on items loaned to one patron is 40 books and 3 media items
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Story time: First Saturday of every month at 10am
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Interlibrary loans: May be requested on line. No renewal. www.webcat.lcls.org
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Genealogy holdings: These are made available by the Bond County Genealogy Society and are found on the lower level of the library.
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Microfilm reader for: The Greenville Advocate, Bond County census records.
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Internet for 15yrs and older. Those younger must have a parent sign for computer use.
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Delivery and pick up is available for homebound patrons.
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Copier available: $.20 per page.
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Printer available: You may print from computers, $.25 per page.
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Fax available: $2.00 for first page, $.50 per each additional page.
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Group meetings may be arranged for this facility
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Summer Reading Program: Programs for younger and older readers.
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Summer Incentive Reading Program: June 1 - August 1. Children read for ice cream.
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Public welcome at monthly Board of Trustees mtg each second Thursday, call for time.
Charges:
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Free library cards for those living within city limits of Greenville.
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Non-resident patrons card has an annual fee of $35.00 per family.
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$0.10 is charged for each day printed material is over due.
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Late videos and DVDs have a $1.00 fine per day.
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$5.00 or more in fines must be paid in full before more material is checked out.
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Lost books are charged at the actual cost, plus any applicable fines.
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Donations are gratefully accepted.
Eligiblity:
Patrons 16years of age and under require a parent signature to obtain a card.
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