Contact Us
Clintonville Public Library
75 Hemlock Street
Clintonville, WI 54929-1461
Phone: (715) 823-4563
Library Director: Jamison Hein (715) 823-7132
Youth Services Librarian: Diane Raschke (715) 823-7133
About Us
Friends of the Library
If you are interested in supporting the many activities at the library and would like to help promote the library and its services, you are urged to join the Friends of the Clintonville Public Library.
The Friends sponsor activities, such as used book sales, various guest speakers, and more.
Used Book Sales are usually held in conjunction with Clintonville Winter Whirl in January, Sidewalk Sale Days in July and in October. Contact the library for specific dates.
Donations to the Used Book Sales can be dropped off
at the library anytime during regular hours.
Dues to join the Friends of the Library are as follows:
Annual Dues:
- Individual: $5.00
- Family: $10.00
- Contributing: $25.00
- Sustaining: $100.00
Lifetime Membership: $1,000.00
For more information on how to become involved in the Friends of the Clintonville Public Library, please call (715)823-4563 or stop at the front desk in the library.
Hours & Location
| Monday | 9 AM - 8 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM - 8 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM - 8 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM - 8 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM - 5 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM - 1:00 PM |
| Sunday | CLOSED |
2017 Closed Dates
- January 1 & 2
- February 15
- May 27-29
- July 4
- September 2-4
- November 23
- December 23-25
Clintonville Public Library
75 Hemlock Street
Clintonville, WI 54929-1461
Phone: (715) 823-4563
Library Director: Jamison Hein (715) 823-7132
Youth Services Librarian: Diane Raschke (715) 823-7133
Map to our location:
Get driving directions from your location to the library using Google Maps:
Library Board of Trustees
Library Board Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 4:00 p.m.
Current Board Members
- Mike Hankins, President & Council Rep.
- Sara Mullen-Hornung, Vice President
- Virginia Federwitz, Secretary
- Donna Lederer
- Polly Goodell
- Jeanine Supanich
- Mandy Hill, School District Rep.
Information of interest to Wisconsin Public Library Trustees can be found at http://owlsweb.org/l4l/trustees
Board Meeting Minutes are posted below.
Library FAQ
How do I obtain a library card?
To obtain a library card, please ask for an application at the front desk. Some form of ID with your name and current address on it must be shown at the time of application. If you are new to the area and do not have current ID, talk to the librarian. Cards are usually able to be issued at the time you apply. People younger than eighteen years of age will need a parent or legal guardian's signature on the application before a card will be issued. There is no charge to obtain a library card.
What if I lost my library card?
If you lose your library card, a new card will be issued to you. There is a $3.00 charge for this service.
May I use my library card at other libraries?
Your library card may be used at any InfoSoup library.
- Books
- Large print books
- Magazines
- Audiobooks
- Music CDs
- Movies
- Board books
- Games
- Puppets
- Puzzles
- Audiovisual equipment
- and more!
- Videos and DVDs are checked out for one week
- Children's reference books are also checked out for one week
- Magazines and Music CDs are checked out for two weeks
- Books and other items, not including videos: $.10 per day per item.
- Videos: $1.00 per day per video.
- Fines of $5.00 or more will prevent you from checking out materials and using the library computers.
- Overhead Projector
- Opaque Projector
- Slide Projector
- Filmstrip Projector
- Projection Screen
- 16mm Projector
- Projecta Scope
- Cassette Player
- Multimedia Projector
- Nature Kit
- VHS Player
- Watts Unit (measures watts of electricity)
- Wisconsin Digital Talking Book (for the hearing impaired)
What kinds of items may I borrow from the library?
There are a wide variety of items for you to borrow from the library, including:
May I have a book sent here from another library?
If you find an item you would like to borrow at another OWLSnet library, you may place a hold for it in our online catalog. Please ask for assistance at the front desk.
Are there any limits on how many items I may check out?
No more than 25 videos, DVDs, or CDs may be checked out at one time.
How long may I keep items from the library?
Books and most other items are checked out for a four-week period with these exceptions:
May I renew items I have checked out?
Materials may be renewed if no one else has placed a hold on them. There is a limit of three renewals per item.
Do you charge fines for overdue items?
The library will charge the following fines for overdue materials:
Does the library have computers and photocopiers available for the public?
The library has six computers available for public use. See Computer Access for more information.
A self-service photocopier is also available for public use at the library. Copies cost $.15 per page in black and white and $.25 per page in color. You may also borrow the following equipment with your library card:
To reserve equipment to be checked out, please plan ahead and call the library at (715) 823-4563.
Library Policies
All policies are in PDF format.
Services
Reference
If you need help answering a question, the library staff will be happy to help you. Call (715)823-4563 or stop at the front desk at the library.
Email Notification
Sign up for our email notification service to receive holds and overdue notices via your email account. We also send courtesy notices that will alert you to items coming due, so you can avoid having overdue materials & fines!
Interlibrary Loan
If material for which you are looking is not available at the library and/or is not listed in InfoSoup, our online catalog, we may be able to borrow it from another library outside our network. Ask at the front desk or call 715- 823-4563 for assistance.
Delivery Service
The library will deliver materials to people who are homebound or who cannot get to the library for other reasons. Phone the library at (715)823-4563 for more information
Public Access Computers
Six public computers are available for use in the library on a first come, first served basis. All six computers offer Internet access as well as Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point. The five computers in the Study Area are for high school students and adults. The sixth public computer which is located in the Children's Area is for use by adults with children.
A large print keyboard and adjustable height table are available on computer #1. A track ball and Spanish keyboard may be requested at the front desk.
The computer in the Wisconsin Room is connected to a microform reader-printer-scanner and is available for people doing genealogy research.
All public computers are connected to a black & white laser printer located at the main desk. Printing costs $.15 per page in black and white and $.25 per page in color.
Please read the library's Internet Policy for information about using the public computers at the library.
Parents of minor children must accompany their children when they use the Library's Internet service. If a parent or legal guardian wishes to allow a child ages 11-18 to use an Internet computer without them present, the parent/legal guardian must come into the library and sign an Internet Permission Slip in front of a library staff member.
Procedures for Using the Clintonville Public Library's Public Access Computers
- Computer use is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Each user is allowed at least one half hour of computer time - if there is no one waiting for the service at the end of that time, the user can remain on the computer. Once having had the service for the first half hour the user must abandon use of the computer if someone else requests the service.
- If a computer is needed for a longer time period, please ask at the front desk.
- The Internet computer in the Children’s Area is available for children with a parent present and adults with children. The computers in the Study Area are for high school students and adults. Rules of use apply to all users regardless of age.
- Users’ Library cards must be current and any delinquencies, fines, or other charges on their cards must be below $5. Users can sign in on the computers with their library card and InfoSoup PIN. People who do not have an InfoSoup library card may request a visitor's pass at the front desk. Regular computer users are asked to get an InfoSoup library card. There is no charge for a library card.
- Users may bring in disks, CDs and flash drives to use on the Library computers. These must be scanned for viruses at the front desk before they are used on the library computers. The use of any other devices on the public computers must be approved at the front desk.
- All copying must be in accordance with the copyright laws.
- Users may print from the computer at a cost of $.15 cents per page. Only black and white printing is available. Printouts may be picked up at the front desk. Personal paper may be used with the approval of Library staff but the cost remains the same.
- Any and all damages to the Library’s hardware or software will be charged to the person using the computer.