Local Author Storytime & Craft
Join local author and teacher Kirsten Sandwisch as she reads her new book, Spork the Dork, and makes a fun craft!Home Page
Patron Code of Conduct
The Clyde Public Library welcomes the community to visit and use the library for recreational and informational purposes. Following these guidelines will help us to provide a pleasant and safe library for everyone.
Privacy Policy
The Clyde Public Library website is provided for information purposes only.
Clyde Public Library collects no personal information from website visitors.
Clyde Public Library uses cookies to collect traffic data for analysis, and
Clyde Public Library uses Google Analytics to track general use, but does not track or permanently record information about individuals and their visits.
While the information contained within the website is periodically updated, no guarantee is given that the information provided in the website is correct, complete, and up-to-date.
Public Records Request
The Clyde Public Library Board of Trustees will make available any or all public records, defined in O.R.C. 149.43, detailing the organization, functions, policies, decisions, procedures, or operations of the library to person(s) requesting information of the library records custodian.
Revised by the Clyde Public Library Board of Trustees on September 10, 2007
Technology
Computers and Printers
The Library has eight computers devoted to unfiltered Internet access by patrons. To use one, you must have a signed Internet Usage Agreement consent form on file at the Reference Desk. If you are under 18, your parent or guardian must also sign the form in the Library at the Reference Desk.
The Library also has ten tablet computers available for patrons to use in the Library.
Meeting Room Policy
The Clyde Public Library Board of Trustees strives to make the Library’s meeting room available to the community free of charge whenever possible. The Board has established the following rules for the use of the meeting room: