Borrow a book from libraries around the country with 
Central Resource Library
Regular Hours
Mon - Thu: 9:00 am-8:00 pm
Fri: 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Sat: 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Equipment:
- 2 electric vehicle charging stations
- 2 Wheelchairs
- 2 Mini Shopping Carts
- 2 Scooters
- At least one catalog-only computer
- Computers
- Computer printing—black and white: 15 cents per page
- Computer printing—color: 50 cents per page
- Fax: Domestic: $1.75 first page, $1 additional pages
International: $3.95 first page, $3.50 additional pages - Microfiche & Microfilm (4 digital readers)
- Photocopier—black and white: 15 cents per page
- Photocopier—color: 50 cents per page
- Scanner: save to your USB flash drive and/or print in black and white
- Typewriters
- Wi-Fi (Wireless Internet Access)
Resources:
- Bike rack
- Exhibitions
- Library tours are available for groups. Call the library for more information.
- MakerSpace
Spaces
Carmack Community Room
Accommodates up to 150 people. Meeting Rooms are free and available for use by government agencies and nonprofit groups engaged in educational, cultural, intellectual, recreational, or charitable activities.
Learning Lab
The Learning Lab is not a meeting room. It is a computer lab for training purposes. Accommodates: 12 trainees and 1 trainer. It is free and available for use by government agencies and nonprofit groups engaged in educational, cultural, intellectual, recreational, or charitable activities. Learn more about the
Learning Lab.
Study Rooms
Study Rooms are free and may be reserved up to three months in advance, on a first-come, first served basis by individuals or groups.
Conference Rooms
Conference Rooms are free and may be reserved up to three months in advance, on a first-come, first served basis by individuals or groups.
Other Reservations
Reserve MakerSpace Equipment
The MakerSpace is a place you can go to learn new skills and software, make cool stuff and customize your world. Use the space to play, tinker and experiment with media, design and electronics in an open and collaborative environment.
Petitioning Zone
Petitioners and protestors must stay inside the petitioning zone and must not interfere with patrons entering the building. This zone ensures patron safety and prevents sidewalk traffic congestion. The selected placement of the zone maximizes exposure of petitioners to patrons. Petitioners or protesters who cannot abide by these rules will be asked to leave the premises. We appreciate your cooperation. The designated petitioning zone is shaded in green in the diagram. Please notice this zone is located west of the front door.Branch Managers
Branch Manager
Central Resource Library
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Assistant Branch Manager
Central Resource Library
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