What are your hours? You can find the hours to the Main Library and all of the Branches by going to the Locations page and finding the particular library; or click here for a map of our locations provided by Google. How do I get a library card? Any resident of the state of Ohio may obtain a library card from any Lima Public Library location. You can apply for a library card at any service desk; they are issued at no charge. Present a valid photo ID with your current local address information.
If your photo ID does not have your current local address, please supply an additional document as your proof of address such as a piece of mail. You will then have full borrowing privileges. Any person under the age of 18 who wishes to get a library card must be accompanied by parents or legal guardians who will sign financial responsibility statements.
Parents or legal guardians must have a card in good standing before they can register a child for a card. Legal guardians must show guardianship papers. What if I am not physically able to visit the library? The Extension Department offers monthly delivery of items to residents who are physically or visually disabled and unable to visit the library. For more information, call the Homebound Coordinator at Does the library have a notary public?
No, the library does not have a notary public available. Does the library carry tax forms? Yes, the library carries some Federal and State tax forms sent by those institutions. The Reference Department can help you locate any additional forms you may need. Do you have computers available for public use? What software is on them? Yes, all Lima Public Library locations have computers available for public use.
The computers have the Windows 10 operating system. Can I see what I have checked out or renew my items online? Yes, log in by accessing the library catalog and click the "Log In" button in the upper right corner.
