Collections - Something for Every Age!

• General Collections

• Cake Pans

• Downloadable books, audio books, and streaming videos

• Genealogy & Local History

• Reference / Online Databases

• Glass Display Case

Services and Associated Fees

• Computer Prints & Photocopies
  (double-sided copies count as 2 pages)

  • Black & White: $0.15/page

  • Color: $0.25/page

• Ear Buds: $1.00/pair

• Faxing

  • ​Sending (US): $2 (1st page); $1/each additional page

  • International: $3 (1st page); $2/each additional page

  • Receiving: $1.00/page

• Lamination: $0.50 per 12” of laminated material

• Notary Services - Free

• Obituaries: $4.00/each

• Proctored Examinations - Free

• Replacing Lost Cards: $2.00/each

• Research (Genealogy & Local History): $10.00 per hour

• Scanning: $0.15/page

Fines and Renewals

• Audiobooks, books, magazines: $0.10/day

• CDs, Cake Pans: $0.25/day

• DVDs: $1.00/day

NOTE: All fines must be paid in order to renew your card.

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Items may automatically renew up to two times, if:

• It is not overdue

• It was not reserved by another patron or library

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To renew or reserve items: 

Call us at (319) 524-1483, or set up a password at the front desk to access your patron account online.

Laptops

The library has several laptops available for patrons to check out and use in the building!

• Borrowers must be at least 18 years old

• No excessive fines or overdue items

• Provide a valid library card or photo ID.

• Laptops are for use inside the library.

• Laptops check out for 2 hours at a time.

For a copy of the laptop loan policy click here to view the policy online, or stop by the library.

Loan Periods

Library Materials check out for the following lengths of time:

• Books & Magazines: 21 days

• New Books, Audiobooks, and Downloadable Books: 14 days

• Cake Pans, 3+ DVD sets, Music CDs, Non-Fiction DVDs: 7 days

• Fiction DVDs: 3 days

 

Limit 5 DVDs & 5 CDs per account

Computer Classes

The library also offers several computer classes. All computer classes are free to the public. Due to space limitations, registration is required. If you are interested in registering for a computer class, please contact the library.

• Basic computers (components of a computer and how to use a mouse)

• Beginning internet (learn the basics of how to use the internet)

• Advanced internet (learn how to search quicker, use tabs, download files and photos)

• Beginning email (learn how to open an email account and create and send an email)

• Advanced email (expand your email skills, including the use of contacts and attachments)

• Facebook (learn how to get started using one of the world's biggest social networks)

• Word (learn the basics of how to create, modify, and save a document)

• Excel (discover how to process numerical data as well as create lists for sorting or storing information)