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Programs & Services
- We specialize in answering questions of all kinds:
Consumer, business, legal, local history, government, current affairs, how to ... - Borrow books, DVDs, CDs, magazines
- Read newspapers, pamphlets, maps, government publications
- Online databases, for every interest and all ages
- Download eBooks and audiobooks
- Programs for children, teens and adults
- Homebound service
- Rural Library service
- Readers advisory
- Internet access in the library - review our Public Internet Access Policy
- Via dedicated computer stations for adults, teens and children
- Via a wireless connection with your own computer device
- Public OpenOffice Stations in the library
- Children's Early Literacy Computer Stations
- Kill A WattTM appliance monitor lending program
- Pedometer (step counter) lending program
- Online Catalogue Search
- Reserve holds with telephone or email notification
- Renewals, cancel holds, inactivate/activate holds in library or online
- Inter-library loans
Additional services may be offered at specific locations only, please review pages for Main Library & Beaty Branch for specialized services.
Homebound Service
Who Can Join?
You must be:
- A Milton resident
- Homebound or institutionalized for three months or longer, due to age, illness or disability
- Have a volunteer or visitor come regularly to your home (e.g.: a relative or neighbour, church visitors, Allendale volunteers, Halton Helping Hands, ...)
How to Join
Have your visitor stop at the Milton Public Library for a Homebound Service application and selection guide, and if necessary, a library card registration form.
How it Works?
When you fill out a selection profile with us we use it to help us choose materials you would like. We then sign them out for you and have them ready for your volunteer to pick up and deliver to you.
What is Available?
- Regular and Large Print Books
- Paperbacks
- Magazines
- Audiobooks
- DVDs (special arrangements would need to be made as these have a shorter loan period)
Rural Library Service
Do you live in Ward Three or the rural areas of Ward One?
Then this service may be for you!
Here's How It Works
- To be eligible, patrons must be able to access the Milton Public Library catalogue
- Search the catalogue, and place a hold on the item you would like to borrow. When it is available, we will mail the book to you.
- When you are finished, re-use the envelope and, using the return lable that will be provided, mail it back to the Library.
- You need to have Internet access and an email account to participate.
How do you sign up?
You must register by sending an e-mail requesting the service to circulation@mpl.on.ca. You need to have Internet access and an email account to participate.
Please Note
- We will mail only one book at a time (unless they are really tiny!) and ask that you package them the same way when you return them
- We are limiting the service to print material for now - no A/V
- Materials from other libraries brought in by interlibrary loan will still need to be picked up at the Milton library
- If you have a "B" box, the package should fit in it. If, for some reason, the package is not delivered, you may have to pick it up at the Post Office. Your pickup location is usually still closer than the library
