Address: 510 W Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48084, USA
Phone: +12485243538
Sunday: 1–5PM
Monday: 9:30AM–9PM
Tuesday: 9:30AM–9PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM–9PM
Thursday: 9:30AM–9PM
Friday: 9:30AM–5PM
Saturday: 9:30AM–5PM
Emily Lopez-Niblack
It is absolutely ridiculous that going on 3 years of this pandemic they are still doing virtual story time. Oxford and Lake Orion have been back in-person for over a year. They have hardly any toys out for the kids to play with. Libraries are suppose to be a resource for low income children, whose parents who aren’t able to provide an abundance of toys, to play with new and fun toys. The play area is pitiful.
Vinay P
Great place
Srishti Dham
Very spacios and have good children books. Lot of charging station
Jacques du Plessis
The staff are kind, friendly, eager to help. It is a great place to enjoy reading and research.
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Yes! Please visit our Technology Center located in Adult Services to use our scanner.
Yes, there is copy machine available for public use in our Tech center.
Yes, we have copy machines available for public use in our Tech center.
Yes, we host many Meet the Author events throughout the year with high-profile and New York Times bestselling authors. Please visit troypl.org/calendar to browse upcoming events.
Yes, we host many Meet the Author events throughout the year with high-profile and New York Times bestselling authors. Please visit troypl.org/calendar to browse upcoming events.
There are loads! Summer Reading, there are talks and lectures, book clubs, loads more. Check out the website troypl.org and go to the Calendar to see what's upcoming and to register.
The library director is Cathy Russ, so i'm assuming she's the main CEO of the library.
According to the online catalog, yes, the Troy Public Library does carry The Bible For Dummies by Jeffrey Geoghegan.
In the times that I visited, have seen the boxes for food/grocery collection but not eyeglasses.
Yes! Please visit our Book Donations page for full details: https://troypl.org/about/get_involved/book_and_item_donation.php
Yes, please find more information at: https://troypl.org/services/digital_services/downloadables/kanopy.php. Have a great day!
Unfortunately, it remains closed at this time.
The library does have a section of international language books so I'd assume they would take donations of different language books. However probably best to call the library and confirm.
No, but there are computers
We can take printouts at the library... It it has printers
Yes, and the checkout time is one week with a Troy Public Library card.
Yes, the library will be open tomorrow on Martin Luther King Jr Day from 10am-9pm.
The library has budget restraints. Consider donating to local non profit businesses to show support!
They have kids area
Yes, download the application PrintOn and register. From there you can print using WiFi and it will cost 10¢ a page if it's in black and white or $1.00 a page if it is in color. If you get stuck on the app the TPL website has detailed instructions.
I think theey have an online ebook system for people who are registered with the library but I'm not familiar with how it works.
The book sale is downstairs every Saturday from 10:00 to 1:00 and every Sunday from 1:00 to 4:00. The library must be open for the sale to happen. Most books are $.50 or $1.00. Stock is refreshed regularly.
No, unless something changed I have no clue about.
Jstor is available anyway on the web, so all it should take is Internet access. They'll let you on; if you're a resident it's free. Or bring your laptop.
I am fairly certain that they do.
Very sorry they are closed
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