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OWEN COUNTY
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To reserve a meeting space, call the adult circulation desk at (812) 829-3392 ext. 1.
Please have the date, time, and reason for your meeting ready, as well as the name and phone number for a contact person and the number of people that will be using the room. If you need to cancel your meeting for any reason, please notify the library at least 24 hours in advance.
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GET A LIBRARY CARD
Library cards are free to all residents of Owen County, age 14 and up.
To get your library card bring a photo ID and, if your ID does NOT show your current address, a piece of mail with your name and current address postmarked within the last 30 days.
If you have had a library card in Owen County in the past you may have old replacement costs to pay, or your address may need to be updated, so be sure to bring your proof of address even if you think you’ve had a card previously.
Children’s cards (with limited privileges) are available for children ages 6-13. Children must be accompanied by their parent or guardian, with proof of address in Owen County, to obtain a card. Children are allowed to check out 10 items at a time, and are NOT allowed to check out DVDs or video games.
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Summer Reading Programs 2022 To Begin June 1st
OCPL's Summer Reading Programs for all ages are gearing up to start in just a couple of weeks. You can sign up starting Wednesday, June 1st. You do not have to sign up to attend the programs, nor do you have to attend the programs if you sign up. Starting today, May...
OCPL 25 years at Montgomery Street Location
OCPL 25 years at Montgomery Street Location By Ginger Kohr Did you all realize that OCPL has been in the current building for 25 years as of this year? The minutes of the January 1997 library board note that the elevator had not yet been installed, and they were...
New Library Pavilion
Library Pavilion By Ginger Kohr They ripped asphalt out the library parking lot, covered it with gravel and graded it. Then the area was surrounded with security tape and barricades. You might have wondered what was happening. By Monday, April 4th, the frame was...
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