Where
do I return materials?
When the library is open,
you should return materials to the Circulation desk. Please check
materials to make sure that you have not left anything important
in books and magazines and that the videos are the ones that you
checked out. You would be surprised at the things we have found
inside of returned books and videos!
When the library is closed,
you will need to return materials in the appropriate drop box in
front of the library. Please make sure to use the separate drop
box for videos. Audio materials may not be returned in a drop box
What
if a book is not on the shelf or the library doesn't own it?
If the book is checked
out, a reserve can be placed on it for you. When the book comes
in you will be notified by mail. If the Library does not own the
book, the Reference Staff can help you determine which libraries
nearby have the book; or, if you are a Fairfield resident, you can
request an interlibrary loan for a small fee. Click
here for our on-line ILL request forms. When a book is requested
through interlibrary loan, you will be notified when it arrives.
The Library also accepts
requests from the public to purchase books.
How
many items may I borrow at a time?
There is no limit to
the number of items that you can take out.
If
I don't live in Fairfield, may I borrow materials from Fairfield Public
Library?
Any Connecticut resident
who has a valid library card from his or her own town library, may
also use that card to borrow materials from Fairfield Public Library.
Phone:
(203) 256-3155
November 20, 2006
Web Contact: bbuss@fplct.org