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Library to Go Easton Public Library offers a free delivery service of books, audiobooks, and magazines to any Easton adult resident who is homebound. Who? Any Easton resident who is homebound for a variety of reasons. If you have a library card that is current, please use that card for requests and holds. I f you had a library card with us, please let us know so we can check our database and issue you an updated card. To apply for a new card, Call the Easton Public Library 203-261-0134 or click here to submit your information online. If you are renewing your card, or are issued a new one, please present a photo ID at the first delivery. What may I borrow? Any of our print and audio materials that circulate: books, magazines, and audiobooks can be borrowed through the homebound service. Place holds via our catalog: https://easton.biblio.org/eg/opac/home, or by using our “Library to Go” form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1v6pwwWrZeJwq3nsIrlBvYLVgSwl_Pp-Xcd7YZBiHhzg/edit How long may I keep these items? New items and magazines must be returned after 14 days. Other items can be kept for 28 days. Items can be renewed twice, if there are no previous holds on them. Please renew before the item is due. Can I reserve material? You can make a request or reserve an item by phone or online. You will be added to the waiting list and receive your item when a copy becomes available. Are there any fines or fees? There is no charge for this service. Have questions? Want to sign up? Contact Lynn at the Easton Public Library at 203-261-0134, or via email at lzaffino@eastonlibrary.org No one there? Don't despair. Anyone at the Library can take your information and request.

Easton Public Library patrons now have full article access to the New York Times online, including news, multimedia, reviews and opinion, blogs, videos and more. Archive access includes all articles published between 1851-1922 and 1981- current. Digital access is available from anywhere – whether you’re browsing on your laptop in the library or reading the NY Times App on the go. Simply click the links below to get your 72-hour pass. The pass provides instant access to the nytimes.com website and NY Times App. Enjoy accessing unlimited articles, posts and more during that time. When the 72-hours is up, come back to this page to get a new code for continued access. Click How You Want to Access The NY Times: I'm in the Library Connect Remotely For Easton and Redding patrons only. For home or remote access, a 72-hour pass will be generated for you to use. You will need to login or register for a free NYTimes account to redeem the code and access remotely. Code can be renewed again after 72-hours for extended access.

Your Library Card Patrons must present a library card or photo ID in order to check out Library materials. Please let us know if your address or telephone number changes so we may keep your card updated and ensure you do not miss notifications of requested items. Library cards expire every three years. To renew your card, you will need to bring in your library card and a photo ID so we may confirm that your information is up to date. Through the borrowIT system, provided by the Connecticut State Library, you may use your library card to borrow materials from all public libraries in the State. Please ask us how you may take advantage of this service. Children’s Cards – Children under 18 may have their own cards at their parent’s discretion. Parents must be present to show their photo ID and proof of residence. Parents please note that children’s borrowing privileges are unrestricted and you are responsible for any fees they may accrue. If you wish to place a limit on the number of items or type of items your children borrow, please alert a staff member at the front desk. Library Card Application – To expedite the processing of your Library card, we now offer online registration. Once you’ve registered online, you will have 30 days to visit the Library with ID to receive your card. Your ID should show your current Easton address and can be a Connecticut-issued driver’s license, passport or a student ID. If your photo ID does not contain your current address, you will also need to show proof of residency, such as a mortgage statement, lease, or utility bill. If you do not come in to get your card within 30 days, your application will be automatically deleted from our database and you will have to re-apply. If you choose not to apply online, you can print out the application , fill it out manually, and bring it into the Library with your ID. If you have any questions, please call us at 203-261-0134 or ask at the front desk. HKMS Student Library Card Application -- The Easton Public Library has partnered with HKMS to help all middle school students access materials that will benefit their learning and entertainment. Parents, please help your child complete and submit this application form. By doing so, you give the Easton Public Library your permission to issue a library card to your child. Your child's library card will be delivered to the HKMS Media Specialist, Allison Gale. Thank you. *Nonresidents of Easton are not eligible. Click Here to register online Click Here to register your HKMS student Loan Periods and Fees New Books 2 weeks New DVDs 3 days Fiction DVDs 1 week Series and nonfiction DVDs 2 weeks Hotspots, Laptops, Baking Pans, Puzzles, Board Games 2 weeks Fines and Fees The Library is permanently fine-free for overdue materials. Lost and damaged materials will still incur a fee. Cost for lost or damaged items will be obtained from the acquisition record. If the item is no longer in print, the Library Director will assess the cost. Donation of a new copy of the lost or damaged item, or of a reasonable replacement for a lost or damaged item that is out-of-print (“reasonable replacement” as determined by the Library Director) will be accepted in lieu of paying the replacement charges. The donated replacement copy must be in good, usable condition and in the same format (hardcover for a hardcover, etc.) Donated items must be received by the Library within 1 month of the mutual agreement between the Library and the cardholder. If an item that was reported lost and was paid for is found and returned in good condition within 6 months, the Library will refund the price of the item. However, if due to demand, the Library must replace an item before the 6 month refund period expires, no refund will be possible. Borrowing privileges will be suspended if a cardholder owes more than $10.00 in fees from any Bibliomation Library, or for any fees related to lost or damaged materials.