Clermont County Public Library

read moreOur library staff offers a variety of community visits suitable for a variety of ages, pre-school through seniors. Our visits include, but aren't limited to, performances by the Dreamweavers Storytelling Troupe and the Hands Up! Puppet Troupe, Ready to Read workshops, booktalks, and craft classes for seniors. We also staff booths at community events such as literacy nights at schools or the local fair.

read moreOn Veterans' Day in 2005, CCPL began interviewing local veterans as part of the Library of Congress Veterans History Project. Interviews have been added to our collection as well as submitted to the Library of Congress. Are you a wartime veteran or a home-front civilian who supported the Armed Forces or do you know someone who is? We would be pleased to interview you as part of the Veterans History Project, please call Chris Rich at 513-732-6084 to set up an interview time. Every interviewee will receive a DVD of his/her interview.

read moreLet us help with our Book a Librarian service! Schedule a one-on-one session with one of our skilled staff members and receive personalized instruction. If you need help with accessing items from the Digital Library such as eBooks, use this form.

read moreThe notary service is free. Please call ahead to make sure the notary is available when you expect to be in the library. Feel free to visit another branch if the notary is not available in your local branch.

read moreAll 10 branch libraries offer a meeting room for the public to use. Right now these meeting rooms are closed to the public because they are being used to quarantine Library materials as they are returned by our patrons. Please watch our website and Facebook page for information about when the rooms will be available for the public to use.

read moreClermont County Public Library is committed to providing full access to Library facilities and materials to every person in Clermont County. If you require an ASL interpreter to attend a Library function, please contact the manager at the branch holding the program to make arrangements. For further information on special needs services to our community, please call Library Administration at 513-735-7173 or ask at any of our ten branch locations.

read moreToday, school is different for every student. The Clermont County Public Library has always helped classroom teachers by providing collections of books and other materials that support their curriculum. With many parents at home teaching their own children right now, the Library wants to extend this service to help them as well. Teachers and parents are welcome to fill out this form. Our knowledgeable staff will pull the items you need and let you know when it's ready to pick up at your local branch.