Parents or legal guardians must assume responsibility for deciding what library resources are appropriate for their own children. Some Internet information may be inappropriate for children. The Library encourages parents to spend time online with their children to discuss the wealth of information available and how it should be used. To assist parents, the Library has available online and printed materials about the Internet and its resources. Parents are encouraged to review this material with their children.

Printing & Copying, black and white : $.10 per side

Printing & Copying, color : $1.50 per side

Deduct $.05 for bringing own paper.

Fax: Fax services are available. Please call for rates. We do not send faxes internationally.

Study Rooms: The Fraser Valley Library has two small study rooms and a larger conference room that are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Granby Library has two small study rooms and a larger conference room that are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Meeting Room Use: A Community Room is available for public use at the Kremmling Library. Please read our Meeting Room Use Policy. Call the Kremmling Library at 724-9228 to request a day/time.

The Urban Community Meeting Room and the related equipment are available for public use at the Fraser Valley Library from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day.  Library programs take precedence in the room. Room capacity is 60 people.  Please read our Meeting Room Use Policy before requesting a day/time.

The Granby Library Community Meeting Room and related equipment are available for public use at the Granby Library from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day. Library programs take precedence in the room. Room capacity is 60 people. Please read our Meeting Room Use Policy. Call the Granby Library at 887-2149 to request a day/time.

How to check out materials
Present your library card along with the items you wish to check out. There is no limit. You may check out as many items as you wish.

Checkout length
3weeks for adult fiction and nonfiction, children's books, books on CD or books on tape
1 week for videos, music and magazines
1 day for reference material

Renewing items (extending the due date)
Library materials may be renewed once, unless another library user has requested them. You may renew items by phone, by e-mail, in person at any Grand County Library location, or at www.gcld.org

Fines & Fees
There is a replacement fee of $2.00 for lost or stolen library cards.

Overdue fines are $.20 per day per item on most materials. Fines for reference materials are $1.00 per day per item. Seniors 65 and over are exempt from paying fines.

Returning Items
Grand County and Colorado library materials may be returned to any of the five branches or placed in the library book drops and at the Winter Park post office, Safeway and City Market book drops.

Placing Holds
If you would like to obtain an item that is checked out or is housed at another Grand County Library branch, you may place a "hold" on that item through the library's online catalog. You can now go to Marmot Global and place a hold on books in other Marmot Libraries. Ask your librarian for more information. You will be notified by telephone when the item arrives.

Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary Loan is a gateway to the world of information. If an item is not available from a Grand County library it may be borrowed from a library outside of Grand County through the free Interlibrary Loan Service. Please ask a librarian for details. Click here to go to the online Interlibrary Loan Request Form.

CLC and the Colorado Statewide Courier Service
Thanks to the Colorado Library Card Program and the Colorado Statewide Library Courier Service, you may borrow books at one library and return them to any other participating library across the state. If you use this service, allow up to five days of travel time by courier. Items are not checked in until they reach the lending library.

Special Collections and Services at each Branch:

Fraser Valley: Travel, Small Business, ESL, Lituanian & Spanish, DVDs, Book Kits, Value Line and Periodicals.

Get up-to-the-minute information from Consumer Reports to assist with purchasing decisions. Full access is now available online. Ask a librarian for assistance.

Book Kits: Perfect for book clubs or to share at work, each kit includes 10 copies of a popular read, a copy on cassette or CD, and a list of book discussion questions, all in a duffel bag for easy transport.

Visitors’ Collection: A collection of paperback books and magazines are available to non-library card holders for check out based on the honor system.  Please ask for details.

Granby: Special services include the ability to view Grand County newspapers on microfilm.  Reels contain newspapers from 1882 to 2002, and the cost is 10 cents per page to print.

Get up-to-the-minute information from Consumer Reports to assist with purchasing decisions. Full access is now available online. Ask a librarian for assistance.

Special Collections: Colorado and Grand County history, Criminology Collection, Horse Collection, MPHS Reading List, State Linc Publications and Heart of the Mountains Hospice Collection

Hot Sulphur Springs: Computer Learning Center, Computer Tutorials, Crafts, Parenting, Health, and Young Adult Books

Juniper: Home Improvement, Gardening, Crafts, Cooking, and Children's Books

Get up-to-the-minute information from Consumer Reports to assist with purchasing decisions. Full access is now available online. Ask a librarian for assistance.

Kremmling: Christian Fiction, Sci-Fi, Libros en Espanol, Periodicals, Colorado History, and DVDs

Get up-to-the-minute information from Consumer Reports to assist with purchasing decisions. Full access is now available online. Ask a librarian for assistance.

Wireless Internet Access
The Grand County Library District offers FREE wireless access (aka "hot spots" & "WiFi") for library patrons to use with their own personal laptops and other mobile devices. This access point is unsecured and accessible only during normal library hours. A patron's use of this service is also governed by GCLD's Internet Use Policy.
All users are expected to use the library's wireless access in a legal and responsible manner, consistent with the educational and informational purposes for which it is provided.
Use of GCLD's wireless network is entirely at the risk of the user. The library disclaims all liability for loss of confidential information or damages resulting from that loss. Click here for more wireless internet access information.

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