Eligibility: All Ohio residents may get obtain a library card for free. Non-residents are charged $10.00. A child of any age can obtain a library card; however, a parent or legal guardian's signature is required for anyone under the age of 18.
Obtaining a Card: Library cards are issued at the Check Out Desk. A picture I.D. with your current address is needed to get a library card. If your I.D. does not have your current address on it, please bring in something mailed to you (a utility bill for example) with your name and your current address on it.
Lost Card: If you lose your library card you are required to call the library (419-352-5104) and report the card lost. If you do not report the lost card, any materials checked out on the card are your responsibility. There is a $1.00 replacement fee for a lost card.
Checking Out Materials: Please have your library card or a picture I.D. with you to check out materials.
Loan Periods |
Books - 28 days
New fiction - 7 days
Magazines - 7 days
CD ROMS - 2 weeks (Limit 4)
Music CDs - 7 days (Limit 6)
Audio Books - 28 days (Limit 10)
Movies - 3 days - limit of 6 titles per person for 3 days or 8 titles per address.
Documentaries - 14 days
Items borrowed for you from other libraries may have a different circulation policy. Please check your date due slip.
Overdue Charges: Fines are charged for each day the library is open. Fines never exceed the price of the item.
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Fines |
Books, magazines, videos, CD's 25 centsper day per item. Your fine must be under $1.00 in order to check out materials.
PLEASE NOTE: Items borrowed for you from other libraries may charge different fines. You will be charged the lending library's late fee, NOT the WCDPL late fee. If you have any questions please contact the circulation department.
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Other Charges
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$1 replacement library card
$5 processing fee on lost materials
$10 out-of-state library card renewals
Most library materials can be renewed once; the renewal period is based on the length of the initial checkout period.
Materials that can not be renewed are:
Items that have holds for other patrons on them
Items that have already been renewed once
Renewing materials is very easy and can be done several ways:
-In person:
Just bring your library card and the materials you want to renew to a circulation desk.
-At a library computer:
Go to any catalog terminal or computer workstation and follow the instructions on the screen display.
-By phone:
Call the library at 419-352-5104 and have your library card ready.
-Via the Internet:
Connect to library web page (like the one you're on now) and select the Check my Account button. Enter your library barcode number and your PIN number to access your account and follow the directions for renewal.
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Building Highlights
* 2 meeting rooms (available to nonprofits - Please see usage policy)
* Atrium with cozy fireplace to read and relax
* Children's Place on the first floor
* Story Room for storytimes and programs
* Children's Courtyard
* Teen Space
* Local History Collection specializing in Wood County History
* Tech Lab with 18 computers available for internet searching or word processing
* Quiet Study Area with dataports to access the Internet from your laptop computer.
* Drive-up book return (on Oak Street opposite City Building and Senior Center)
* Second floor reading lounge
The Wood County District Public Library offers a variety of collections and services.
* Large print books (both fiction and nonfiction)
* Low Vision Magnifier
* Large Collection of Spanish language books and videos
* Career resources
* Test Preparation
* A large collection of documentary videos and DVDs
* Parenting and family literacy collections
* Local History collection
* eBooks
* Talking Books for the vision impaired
* Ask A Librarian
* Interlibrary Loan
* Homebound Book Service |