
Confidentiality Policy
Board of Trustees Minutes
Meeting Room
Recognition
Collection Development
The purpose of the Prairie Creek Public Library District
collection is to make available books and other materials
ordinarily provided by libraries that will meet the educational,
informational, and recreational interests and needs of the
people of the district. The children's collection exists to
provide pleasure, and, insofar as possible, to provide
information in all fields of knowledge which are of interest to
children. Emphasis is put on books which will stimulate
imagination, mental growth, and the development of a taste for
literature.
Donations
Prairie Creek Public Library District does not accept textbooks
of any kind, nor encyclopedias. We do accept fiction; paperbacks
and hardback some non-fiction and also movies. Please do not
leave donations outside or in our bookdrop.
Getting your Library card
If you would like to get a library card at Prairie Creek Public
Library please bring a photo ID, 2 pieces of mail with your name
and current address on it. Also please provide a current phone
number.
If you're not sure whether you are eligible to be a Prairie
Creek Public Library patron, simply check your property tax bill
or your voter registration card. Both will have your library
district on them.
If you find that you are not eligible, and you would like to be
a PCPL patron, you may pay a fee good for one year. The current
one-year fee is $73.00
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Board of Trustees
Alan Mortensen, President
Rosemary Miller, Vice President
Barbara Wilkinson, Secretary
Janet Drake, Treasurer
Gretchen Treglio
Karla Behounek
Carol Siebert
For past
meeting minutes or upcoming meeting agendas, you can call to request them.
Library Staff
Kristin Glatz, Director
Bev Jensen,
Head,
Interlibrary Loan
Circulation Staff
Sharon Dial, Sherrie Rhodes, Linda Olson,
Tola Haley, and Ashley Amanti
Checkout Durations
New Books: 2 weeks
Books: 1 month
Books-on-Tape: 1 month
CDs: 2 weeks
Movies : Fiction: 2 days
(Fri. keeps thru Mon.)
Movies : Non-Fiction: 2 weeks
Fine Policy
When a book or magazine is overdue you will receive a postcard,
and a $.50 fine will be due. DVD and video fines are $1.00 per
day per item. Failure to return library materials could result
in library privileges being revoked until the overdue materials
are returned.
Fax Service
Fax services are available to the public. Outgoing fax fees;
first page $1.00 each page after $.50, international faxes are
$5.00 for the first page and each page after $1.00, toll free
numbers are free. Incoming fax fees $.50 per page.
Copy Service
Black and white copies are available to the public at a cost of
$.20 per page.
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