Services in the Library
- 970West Studio – Production studio and Artist in Residence space. Available.
- Adult Learning Center – One-to-one or small group instructions for adults looking to improve reading, writing, math and study skills. We also offer help with GED, the citizenship exam and English as a second language (ESL). Email literacy@mcpld.org or call 970-683-2443 for more information.
- Book a Librarian – Reference Librarians are available by appointment for help with business, genealogy, health, local history, computer, book/author questions and more. Available via phone, Google Meet, or email.
- Computers and Technology – Classes, public computers, wireless, assistive technology and tech help.
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- Assistive Technology – At the Central library in the non-fiction area we offer a laptop with Dragon software (must be requested in advance, email: ask@mcpld.org) and an an adaptive computer which includes a large-print keyboard and Jaws software.
- NEW! As of 11/19/20 we will be offering curbside printing service. Please see this page for the form and instructions.
- Assistive Technology – At the Central library in the non-fiction area we offer a laptop with Dragon software (must be requested in advance, email: ask@mcpld.org) and an an adaptive computer which includes a large-print keyboard and Jaws software.
- Digital Conversion Station – Convert your old analog media to digital.
- Library Cards – Apply online or at your local library. Available.
- Meeting and Study Rooms -Book a small or large meeting space. Available with limited occupancy.
- Obituaries and Local History – Find obituaries in the Daily Sentinel archives, get genealogy research help and explore the Rashleigh Regional History Room at the Central Library. Available with the exception of in-person assistance.
- Patent and Trademark Resource Center – PTRC resources are available during regular hours at the Central Library. Not available.
Services in the Community
- Resources for Educators – Set up a field trip to the library, or have a librarian come and visit your class.
- Speaker’s Bureau – Knowledgeable library staff members are available to speak to your group, business or organization about various topics and programs.
- Words on Wheels Home Delivery and Books by Mail – For patrons who are no longer able to bring themselves to a Mesa County Libraries location, or patrons who live outside a regular service area. Available.