LIBRARY SERVICES

ACCESS TO BOOKS,  MOVIES and RESOURCES

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The Gregory Public Library offers services for all age groups.  Some of those include:
  • a circulating collection of books, magazines, audio books and popular DVD movies
  • access to other library collections through our interlibrary loan program (for a small fee)
  • Books-on-Wheels delivery for local shut-ins
  • assistance in signing up for the State Library's Braille and Digital Talking Books
  • electronic resource training classes
  • research assistance for all ages on all topics
  • story times monthly at local day care facilities during the school year
  • summer programs for children and teens
  • downloadable eBooks and audio books through the South Dakota Titles to Go on OverDrive
To register as a Gregory Public Library patron, a driver's license and current address information is needed.  Patrons under 18 are registered under a responsible parent/guardian's information and permission.

COMPUTERS and INTERNET ACCESS

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The Gregory Public Library provides:
  •     free internet access
  •     free wireless access for personal devices
  •     use of three patron computers
  •     reserved use of three library laptops for extended educational use
  •     reserved one-on-one instruction for basic computer skills
  •     scheduled group classes for basic computer skills
  •     reserved one-on-one assistance with personal eReader devices
  •     faxing, printing, and copying for small fee (no color copying                   available)
Patrons may reserve computers or instruction time in advance by contacting the library by phone or email.  Please bring your driver's license when using the library's network for the first time.  Users under 18 require written parental permission. 

ACCESS FOR COMMUNITY NEEDS

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The Gregory Public Library acts as a community resource for
  • test proctoring
  • job search assistance
  • free IRS forms
  • local restaurant menus
  • quiet space for college study groups
  • meeting space during library hours for non-profit and/or educational groups

and acts in partnership and as a compass in providing information about
  • local community events
  • local assistance services