- answers to questions about using the library -

You can receive text and email courtesy notices when holds are ready and before items are due. It's a good idea to sign up for both of the following free services:

• Sign up for email notices from the library Change email || Delete email
  (to stop receiving automated phone calls)

• Sign up for a LibraryElf account for email, text (SMS), & RSS
  
  (to provide an alternate email, get text notices on your phone, consolidate your family's library accounts)

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• Notices are provided as a courtesy; borrowers are responsible for returning materials on-time.
• If, for any reason, you don't receive a courtesy notice, you are responsible for any late fines / fees.
• You can login to your Library account and monitor your due dates and hold status:

• Will the Library notify me when my books are overdue?

Answered by Michele Hampshire (112) on Jul 30, 2009Email answer