Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, if there are no reservations for a room at a particular time and date, Library staff may allow you to use the room. Walk-in customers will be expected to adhere to the same policies as those who make reservations.
Library spaces may not be used for birthday parties, graduation parties, vow renewals, memorial services, or similar events.
No, no items or food can be sold in Library spaces.
Small rooms seating 8 people or fewer – no charge
Non-Profit Groups, up to 4 hours – no charge
Non-Profit Groups, 4 to 8 hours – $50.00
For-Profit and Out-of-State Groups, up to 4 hours – $100.00
For-Profit and Out-of-State Groups, 4 to 8 hours – $120.00
No filming is permitted in the Library's meeting room space.
Staff will answer general questions and help customers troubleshoot problems with Library equipment.
Non-alcoholic beverages and refreshments may be served in public meeting rooms provided the serving of refreshments does not interfere with Library operations and the room is cleaned appropriately afterwards. Any spills or other issues should be reported to Library staff.
No, these items will not be provided unless the Library is hosting the event.
This request will go to Library staff for review. Some cases and groups may be able to book the room based on the discretion of Leadership, though most are denied.
Yes, meeting spaces can be used as a study room for one or two people at no cost.
Yes, Library spaces may be used for community outreach events.
No, there is no solicitation of any type allowed in Library spaces.
Meeting room capacity varies by location. Please refer to the listed room capacities.
No, not all meeting rooms are ADA accessible. We recommend calling ahead to the location to ensure accessibility needs will be met.
No, the Library cannot host political campaign events.