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Not receiving notices

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What if I am not receiving my email/telephony notices from the library

Please contact the library at 513-398-2711 during operating hours to speak with a staff member to ensure we have the correct email / phone number for your account.  You can also check your account to review the email / phone on your account to ensure it is correct by logging in to your account [link to account login screen]

If this information is correct, please make sure that you have not marked the Library’s email as spam. Be sure to add masonplcir@masonpl.org to your contacts.

Make sure your email account is not out of storage space or deactivated, which will stop you from receiving email notices.

More help for common email services and software:

If you still aren’t receiving email notices from the library after following these steps, please contact us.

For telephony, please make sure that 513-204-5815 is not blocked in your phone. 

Library Computer Use

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What do I need to use a Library computer

You will need to have your library card number and PIN

Printing Costs

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How much does it cost to print, scan, fax and photocopy at the Library?

The library has options that allow you to photocopy, print, scan, and fax.

Photocopies:

  • 10 cents – per page b/w copies
  • 50 cents – per page color copies

Printing:

  • 15 cents – per page b/w copies
  • 50 cents – per page color copies

Scanning (with email capabilities):

  • 10 cents per scan

Faxing:

  • $1.00 – per page

Remote Printing

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Can I print from my device to the Library printer?

Yes, the library offers mobile printing using Princh.  The steps do to that can be found on our Mobile Printing page.

Meeting Rooms

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Does the Library meeting rooms for public use?

The Library has meeting rooms that can be reserved by non-profit organizations and community groups, with certain restrictions.  You can review the meeting room policies, check availability of a meeting room, and reserve a meeting room on our Meeting Room page.

Exam Proctor

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Does the Library proctor exams?

The Library does not offer proctoring services.

Donations

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Does the Library accept donations of books and other materials?

In order to provide our patrons with the best materials possible, the Mason Public Library accepts the following donations in clean, usable condition:

  • Fiction
  • Non-Fiction (if not outdated)
  • Children’s books
  • Paperbacks
  • DVDs/CDs
  • Vinyl Records

All donations are appreciated, but the Library CANNOT accept the following materials:

  • Damaged items, including those with:
    • Stains
    • Mildew
    • Torn or missing pages or covers
    • Wet or musty pages
  • Magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, or Reader’s Digests
  • Textbooks
  • Reader’s Digest Condensed books
  • Encyclopedias older than 3 years
  • VHS and audio cassette tapes
  • Obsolete or outdated materials including:
    • Career Guides
    • Computer manuals
    • Financial materials
    • Price guides
    • Scientific data or manuals
    • Technical manuals
    • Telephone books
    • Travel guides