Display Case Policy/ Request Form
For a Display Case Reservation Request form, please contact circmgr@morleylibrary.org
For a Display Case Reservation Request form, please contact circmgr@morleylibrary.org
Are you interested in donating books, compact discs, or other items from your home or office, but are not sure of the process? The following may answer some of your questions.
What materials are accepted?
Library policies and procedures that effectively deny minors equal and equitable access to all library resources available to other users violate the Library Bill of Rights.
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The American Library Association affirms that all libraries are forums for information and ideas, and that the following basic policies should guide their services.
The objective of Morley Library is to select, organize, preserve, and to make freely and easily available to all people of the community, printed and non-print materials, within the limitations of space and budget, which will aid them in the pursuit of life-long learning, information, research, recreation, and in the creative use of leisure time.
Morley Library is committed to meeting the informational needs of the diverse population of the Painesville area. Morley Library develops and offers collections, resources, services, and space to meet these needs. Users of a Morley Library meeting room must adhere to the following rules and guidelines.
Sidewalks and open spaces fall within traditional public forum. In order to support the democratic process, Morley Library permits petitioners to be on Library premises under the following circumstances:
Morley Library Board of Trustee meetings are public meetings, and as such, may be observed by members of the public.
Morley Library is committed to the open flow of information that leads to a better informed citizenry. To that end, it is the policy of Morley Library to maintain as appropriate and release for public information any public records in accordance with Ohio’s Public Records Act.
Section I. Public Records