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Libraries
We enrich the lives of our military community by fostering opportunities for connection and providing equitable access to knowledge, innovation, and creativity.
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Eligibility & Getting Started
Programs, Resources & Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to commonly asked questions.
A: Visit the library with valid identification, typically a military ID or dependent ID, to register. For instant access to our online resources, please visit dodmwrlibraries.org.
A: Resources may include Storytime, educational computers, and age-appropriate programming, reading materials, DVDs, TV series, and launchpads for children. Each summer we also offer the DoD Summer Reading Program which is open to all ages. Contact your local installation library for more information.
A: Yes, you can access our digital resources off-base by logging in to dodmwrlibraries.org. Access is authenticated through AAFEES.
A: Patrons may borrow an unlimited number of books, 10 DVDs, and two video games at a time. Borrowing from the Library of Things collections vary by item type.
A: Study rooms are available at most installation libraries. Please contact us for more information and reservation details.
A: Free Wi-Fi is available in the library.
A: Yes, printing, copying, scanning, and faxing services are available for library patrons. Some locations charge a small fee for this service.
A: Yes, we offer a variety of programs and events for adults. Check our calendar or contact us for details.
A: Yes, you can renew borrowed items online by logging into your account at milrec.bibliovation.com or by contacting the library. There is a limit of two renewals per item.
A: You can access databases and all our online resources by logging in to dodmwrlibraries.org. and selecting Databases.
A: Our staff are available for reference assistance and can help connect you with our resources. Contact us for help or use the Contact Us form at dodmwrlibraries.org.
A: Yes, the Marine Corps MWR Library Program actively collects military history titles and supports the PME Marine Corps Professional Reading Program. You can find current titles by searching our catalog at milrec.bibliovation.com. If there is a specific title you are looking for, or need assistance with military-related items, please contact the library or use the Contact Us form at dodmwrlibraries.org.
A: In accordance with MCO 1700.33, the libraries do not accept donations of books or other materials. Please contact the library to see if there are any upcoming Book Swap/Art Swap/Puzzle Swap, etc. programs scheduled.
A: You can access e-books and audiobooks through our virtual library by logging in to dodmwrlibraries.org and selecting eBooks and Audiobooks.
A: Overdue materials may result in a blocked account for all account holders linked to a sponsor. Please return items promptly to avoid penalties. Contact the library if you need more time with an item.
A: Lost/damaged materials must be replaced and approved by the Library Director. Please contact the library prior to replacing an item to ensure that it will be accepted.
Upcoming Events and Activities
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Contact Information and Resources
Hours of operation:
| Monday - Thursday | 0700-1800 |
| Friday | 0700-1500 |
| Saturday | 1100-1600 |
| Sunday | CLOSED |
Hours of operation:
| Monday - Thursday | 0800-1600 |
| Friday | 1030-1600 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 1200-1600 |