Search OPL’s Catalog (OPAC)
Explore our large collection of books and audiovisual materials!
You can even place a book on hold by signing in with your library card number.
You can even place a book on hold by signing in with your library card number.
HOW DO I BECOME A LIBRARY VOLUNTEER?
OPL values the contributions made by our fantastic volunteers! Volunteers help the library shelve materials, plan programs,
prepare for programs or events, and assist patrons. The staff not only appreciates the help provided by the volunteers, but
also loves getting to know the volunteers as individuals. The talents and personalities of our volunteers enrich library
programs and services.
prepare for programs or events, and assist patrons. The staff not only appreciates the help provided by the volunteers, but
also loves getting to know the volunteers as individuals. The talents and personalities of our volunteers enrich library
programs and services.
WHAT CAN I EXPECT AS A VOLUNTEER?
OPL has many volunteer opportunities, both in the Children’s Department and in the Adult Department. You must be at least
14 years old to volunteer in the Children’s Department. Volunteers over 18 are welcomed into the Adult Department.
All volunteers must go through a Volunteer Orientation prior to working in OPL. The Orientation lasts around 30 minutes,
and covers general expectations for all volunteers. Please feel free to ask questions and let us know what makes you unique!
Volunteer roles often vary greatly, but typically a volunteer may do some or all of the following:
• Put books in order on the shelving cart
• Shelve books
• Prepare materials for events/programs
• cutting materials for crafts
• assembling event materials
• Assist patrons find items on the shelves
• Assist patrons while participating in an activity/event/program
• Clean up after an event
14 years old to volunteer in the Children’s Department. Volunteers over 18 are welcomed into the Adult Department.
All volunteers must go through a Volunteer Orientation prior to working in OPL. The Orientation lasts around 30 minutes,
and covers general expectations for all volunteers. Please feel free to ask questions and let us know what makes you unique!
Volunteer roles often vary greatly, but typically a volunteer may do some or all of the following:
• Put books in order on the shelving cart
• Shelve books
• Prepare materials for events/programs
• cutting materials for crafts
• assembling event materials
• Assist patrons find items on the shelves
• Assist patrons while participating in an activity/event/program
• Clean up after an event
TAB
OPL has a special place in our heart for our teens. If you would like to join our Teen Advisory Board, please follow this link:
oxfordpl.org/tab. Our TAB has fun!
oxfordpl.org/tab. Our TAB has fun!
ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM
OPL has a program to help adults in our area who need assistance learning how to read. If you would like to be a difference-maker
in your community in this program, please follow this link: oxfordpl.org/adultliteracy.
in your community in this program, please follow this link: oxfordpl.org/adultliteracy.
VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
This form is available to print; just bring into the library to set up an orientation date.
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Or, if you'd rather, fill out this form below. We will then contact you to set up an orientation date
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