Black and White – All sizes

Single side – $0.20

Double-sided – $0.30

Color – All sizes

Single side – $0.50

Double-sided – $0.70

Yes, the library sends and receives faxes. Our fax number is (937) 996-1473. We charge $1.00 per page to send up to five pages, then five to forty pages is only $5.00. We also receive faxes for $1.00 per page up to five pages, then five to forty pages is $5.00.

Yes, any patron can receive their due date slip via email. Let us know at the circulation desk when you are ready to check out your items. We will verify that we have the correct email address for you and send the list of items to you instead of printing a paper receipt.

Yes, any library patron can receive notifications by email or text. Patrons who like to place items on hold can be notified by email or text instead of receiving a phone call when their item comes in. Also, an email or text is sent a few days before items are due, giving you a reminder to return or renew before a fine has a chance to accrue. When items become overdue, another email or text is sent out as a reminder to return or renew an item and letting you know that a fine has begun accruing.

To put an item on hold, search for the item in the card catalog. You can get to the card catalog by clicking the Catalog tab at the top of every page. Once you get to the catalog, search for the item by typing the correct information in the blank box. (For instance, if you want to look for a new Nicholas Sparks book, but aren’t sure of the title, make sure the first box is set to author, then type Sparks, Nicholas in the search box) Once you find an item you want to put on hold, click until it is the only item on the screen. You should see the title at the top and a picture of the item. Scroll down until you see a maroon bar that says Copy/Holding Information. Above this maroon bar, to the right is a button that says Request Any Copy. Click that button and it will take you to a screen asking for you Borrower barcode number and a PIN number. The Borrower barcode number is the number on the back of your library card. Your PIN number is the last four digits of your phone number. After entering these numbers, click the Login button. A Request Confirmation screen will come up next. Click the Request button at the bottom of the screen. On the next screen, click return to searching and continue to look for more items you wish to place on hold. When you are finished placing items on hold, click the Logout button at the top right corner of the screen. If you have any more questions, please contact the library at (937) 996-1741 or email us by clicking the contact us link at the bottom of the page.

Your PIN number is the last four digits of the phone number the library has on file. If you wish to have a different PIN number, let us know at the circulation desk. Any four digit number can be used as a PIN.

You can renew your items online by clicking the Catalog tab at the top of the page. The library card catalog webpage will come up. Click Log In at the top of the page and a box will pop up asking for your borrower barcode number and a PIN number. The borrower barcode number is the number on the back of your library card.Your PIN number is the last four digits of your phone number. If you would like a different PIN number,  just tell us at the circulation desk. You can use any four digit number as a PIN. After logging in, click the My Account link at the top of the screen. A personal information screen will come up. Click on the Checkouts tab on this screen. This will give you a full list of items checked out on your card. Each item has a box in front of it. Click the boxes in front of the items you wish to renew,or click the Select All box at the top of the list to select all the items, then click the box that says Renew located both above and below the item list. Items can only be renewed once online. If you have problems renewing an item, or have any other questions, contact the library by phone at (937) 996-1741 or email by clicking the contact us icon at the bottom of the page.

Yes, we do have a book drop at the library. The book drop is located at the front of the building and is open for the public to use when the library is CLOSED. Books can be returned in the Book slot on the book drop. Magazines and anything with a case, such as DVD’s, can be returned in the Media slot on the book drop. 

To get a library card, you need to fill out an application at the circulation desk in the library. We ask that you bring a form of identification, such as a driver’s license, and that you have proof of your current address. Children under 18 must have a parent or guardian present to get a library card. Parents can elect to restrict a minor’s access to the internet and to videos when they fill out the application. Cards with a verified address will be issued the same day as the application is made. Cards with unverified addresses will be mailed to the applicant.

The library is open:

Monday – Friday            9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Saturday                        9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Sunday                          Closed

The library also closes for certain holidays and bad weather. If you are unsure if we are open, please call (937) 996-1741 and we will be happy to answer your questions.