1. Who uses the library?
2. Aren't libraries just for leisure?
3. But with the Internet, aren't fewer people using libraries?
4. Don't libraries only have musty old books?
5. Do libraries help families?
6. Can you ask questions at the library?
7. Can libraries help the economy?
8. Where do you get funds?
9. Money is tight: aren't libraries just a "nice-to-have, not a "need-to-have"?
10. What's the deal with parking? Library parking should be free!
11. You actually have paid employees? Aren't you all volunteers?
12. Who's in Charge?
13. How can people get involved or help?

14. How can I get a Library Card?
15. How long does a library card last?
16. Will I be notified when my card is about to expire?
17. What if I lose my card?
18. Should I notify you if I change my address?
19. May others use my card?
20. May I use my card at other public libraries?
21. May I check out if I don't have my card with me?

22. Why is there a limit of only 10 items on hold?
23. Where do I pick up items I placed on hold?
24. Why can’t I pick up holds for other members of my family?
25. How long may I keep library materials?
26. How many things may I check out?
27. How will I know when my materials are due?
28. May I renew library items?
29. How much is an overdue fine?
30. Is there a grace period for overdue items?
31. How will I know if I have fines or overdue items?
32. How do I get my notices by email?
33. May I return materials to another library?

33. What are the rules for using public computers in the library?
34. How does the library's WiFi connection work with my laptop?