Library Services

Loan Periods

Books 3 weeks
Audiobooks 3 weeks
Magazines 1 week
Hotspots 1 week
Video Games 1 week (Limit: 1 game per household)
New DVDs 3 days
DVDs 1 week (Limit: 6 DVDs per household)

Overdue Charges

Overdue Monon Library Items $0 per day
Lost Items Cost of Item or Replacement

Copy, Fax, Scanning, Laminating

Black & White Copies               10¢ per page
Color Copies                              25¢ per page
Faxes Sent or Received            50¢ per page
Scanning                                    Free on Public Computer
Laminating                                 50¢ (small), $1.00 (large)

Library Card Replacement Fee

Lost Library Card Replacement           $2.00

Interlibrary Loan

If the library does not have a book that you want, we can try to borrow it from another library. You must have a valid Evergreen Indiana library card. Borrowers are responsible for books that are overdue, lost or damaged.

Memorial/Gift Fund

The library welcomes monetary donations for materials or library improvement. These donations may be given in honor or in memory of an individual, or just as a gift.

Notary

We offer notary services through our library director, Austin Stroud. Notary services are only available when he is at the library. It is $2.00 per transaction. (Austin is not an attorney licensed to practice law in Indiana. He is not allowed to draft legal records, give advice on legal matter, including immigration, or charge a fee for those activities.)

Children’s Services

Children of all ages are invited to use the library!

In the Children’s Department you will find:

  • Board books for babies and toddlers

  • Beginning readers

  • Picture books

  • Chapter books

  • Nonfiction

  • Reference materials

  • Book and cassette read-alongs

  • Puzzles & toys

  • Computers which include word processing, internet (with parent permission) and educational games.

Children of kindergarten age and older may own their own library card.  A parent must register the child and present identification of address.

Children under 6 must have a parent or adult caregiver stay with them in the library. Children 6 and older who cannot work independently should not be left unattended.