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2.4 Interlibrary Loan/Network Transfer
2.4 Interlibrary Loan/Network Transfer The Chelmsford Library subscribes to the American Library Association’s Interlibrary Loan Code for the United States. Interlibrary loan service is essential to the vitality of libraries of all types and sizes, as a means of greatly expanding the range of materials available to users. Lending between libraries is in the public … Continue reading 2.4 Interlibrary Loan/Network Transfer
Accessibility
Chelmsford Public Library is committed to making library services accessible for all our users. Main Library Handicapped Access The Main Library is fully handicapped-accessible. This includes access to all areas of the building, and all collections and resources. MacKay Library Handicapped Access The MacKay Branch is wheelchair-accessible to the first floor. This includes the following … Continue reading Accessibility
Real Pets of Chelmsford Librarians
Here at the library, we have all been enjoying our 2021 One Book Chelmsford title, How To Be a Good Creature by Sy Montgomery. The book is a collection of short essays about the animals that have enriched the author’s life, and that have taught her valuable lessons on how to be a “good creature” … Continue reading Real Pets of Chelmsford Librarians
Bibliobites in October: True Grit
Recipe for a Boston chef: take one chaotic upbringing, add several crazy adrenaline-fueled teenage escapades, a pinch of caution, and a spoonful of insecurity. Stir in heaps of fierce determination and on-the-job learning. Work all ingredients together 24/7 for about eight to ten years, then bake in a hot, hot oven until it all flames … Continue reading Bibliobites in October: True Grit
4.1 Collection Development
Our Community and Our Values The Chelmsford Public Library serves a town population of over 36,000. While many of the residents are younger families with children, approximately 30% are 60 years old and older. The diversity of the Town is also increasing, with more than 12% of people identifying as Black, Asian, Hispanic, or Latino. We … Continue reading 4.1 Collection Development
Bibliobites in September: Jeepers! Keepers?
“Keeper” is a word that’s wormed its way into practically every aspect of modern life. A keeper can be a person, a thing, an idea, or….a recipe! The quest for these sometimes-elusive keepers has us plowing through all manner of cookbooks; but, one may reasonably ask, what constitutes a keeper? After all, a keeper is … Continue reading Bibliobites in September: Jeepers! Keepers?
Get A Library Card
For access to electronic and physical materials I’m a Chelmsford Resident or Town of Chelmsford Employee I own a business or property in Chelmsford I live in Massachusetts, but not in Chelmsford I live in Massachusetts, but don’t have permanent housing at this time For access to electronic materials only I am a resident of … Continue reading Get A Library Card
Teen Life
We know you’re not just worried about finishing up your latest homework assignment, playing video games, or borrowing the latest book in your favorite series. There’s more going on in your lives, and we can help. If you are currently in crisis–and that means any painful emotion for which you need support–please text the Crisis … Continue reading Teen Life
Library Director
The Chelmsford Public Library has long stood as a pillar of the community providing the third place, the community’s living room, where people and ideas can come together – finding connections and comfort in each other. We are the community’s bridge to exploration, engagement, and enjoyment and we strive to be the spark for discovery … Continue reading Library Director
Senior Services: Transportation
Local Assistance The LRTA Road Runner Senior Service and Dial-a-Ride – (pre-registration required) This service is for 60+ years of age residents needing a ride between the hours of 8am- 4pm. Before using this service, you need to register. Click here for the application form. After you are registered: Call (978) 459-0152 Dispatch will accept … Continue reading Senior Services: Transportation