We know you probably have questions about the Corinth Library Replacement Project, so we’ve put together an FAQ that addresses more details about the project.
Currently Closed
Hours
| Weekday | Time slot | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Sun: | 1:00 pm-5:00 pm | |
| Mon - Thu: | 9:00 am-8:00 pm | |
| Fri: | 9:00 am-6:00 pm | |
| Sat: | 9:00 am-5:00 pm |
Google Map Code
Public Transportation
Nearest Bust Stop: 75th & Mission
Bus Route: 475
Micro Transit available
Equipment:
- Catalog kiosk
- Computers & Printing
- Copier—black and white: 15 cents per page/ 30 cents for double sided
- Copier—color: 50 cents per page/ $1.00 for double sided
- External CD drive
- Scanner (save to your flash drive)
- Wheelchair
- Wi-Fi
Resources:
- Bike rack
- Exhibitions
- Exterior walk-up book drop available 24/7
Meeting Room
Accommodates up to 40 people. Meeting Rooms are free and available for use by government agencies and nonprofit groups engaged in educational, cultural, intellectual, recreational, or charitable activities.
Study Rooms
Two study rooms that accommodate up to four people each. 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.
Petitioning Zone
Petitioning Overview
The designated protest and petitioning zone is highlighted in green in the diagram to the right. This zone will be closed when this branch serves as an election polling place, pursuant to KSA 25-2430.
Petitioners and protestors must follow these rules:
• You must stay inside this zone.
• You must not interfere with patrons entering the building.
Petitioners or protestors who cannot abide by these rules will be asked to leave the premises.
The protest and petitioning zone’s placement was selected to maximize exposure of petitioners to patrons and prevent sidewalk traffic congestion and ensure patron safety.
We appreciate your cooperation.
Petitioners and protestors must follow these rules:
• You must stay inside this zone.
• You must not interfere with patrons entering the building.
Petitioners or protestors who cannot abide by these rules will be asked to leave the premises.
The protest and petitioning zone’s placement was selected to maximize exposure of petitioners to patrons and prevent sidewalk traffic congestion and ensure patron safety.
We appreciate your cooperation.