The Library offers a variety of special services and adaptive technologies to assist those with diverse needs.

Assistive Materials & Services

• Large print books
• Audiobooks (on CD and digital)
• Captioned DVDs
• Downloadable Audiobooks, eBooks, and eMagazines
• BiFolkal Kits
• Wisconsin Talking Book and Braille Library
• Access to online learning through Gale Courses
• Dyslexic font on eBooks
• Interlibrary Loans – obtaining items from other libraries
• Literacy Corner – selection of fun child development toys for children of all abilities
• Chairs with adjustable height seats and arms may provide adequate support and comfort for individuals with a variety of mobility, orthopedic, and other disabilities.
• Hearing Loop – A hearing loop system is an Assistive Listening System that transfers sound—from a microphone or TV—directly to your hearing device or cochlear implant, via a tiny and inexpensive telecoil (t-coil) receiver.  The large meeting room and the information desk are both equipped with Hearing Loop receivers.
• Many DVDs feature the CC (closed captioning) option.

Mobility Assistance

• Parking – handicap accessible parking is located at the main entrance, and along the south side of the library
• Building Entrance – the main entrance to the library features a ramp and automatic doors
• Transport Chair – available at the entrance in the main lobby
• Handicap Accessible Restrooms – off the main lobby, in the youth library
• Wheelchair Accessible Catalog
• Retrieval of Library items – books, periodicals, CDs, DVDs, and so on.  Just ask!
• Photocopying assistance – Enlarging photocopiers which can produce large print copies of materials