Borrowing Privileges
All valid residents of Brielle are issued library cards without charge.  Children are issued library cards at any age with parental permission.  Non-residents may purchase a library card for $25.00/year. Download Your Library Membership Application Here.

Circulation Rules
A library card must be presented upon checkout.  All library materials may be borrowed for a two week period, with the exception of videos and DVDs, which are loaned for two days.

Materials may be renewed in person, by phone, or online (as long as there are no other patrons waiting for that item).  All items are limited to a two renewal maximum.

The card owner is responsible for all materials borrowed on their card.

The library’s drop box is always open.  All materials are accepted in the drop box.

Fines and Overdue Charges
DVDs and Videos- $1.00/day per item
All other materials- $0.10/day per item
Library card accounts with fines exceeding $10.00 will result in suspension of borrowing privileges until fines are paid or payment arrangements are made with a library staff member.

 

Payments: We accept cash or Venmo payments @BrielleLibrary. (Please use the memo field to make a note of your payment/donation (i.e. in memory of, book fines, or book purchase.)
 

Gifts and Donations are always appreciated. 

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SERVICES

The Brielle Public Library is a member library of the Monmouth County system.  Our circulation consists of over 40,000 items.  If you have a special request for an item not in our collection, we may request it through the Monmouth County Library.  We have bi-weekly pick-up/delivery service from  Monmouth County Headquarters.  Periodical information not available in our library can be obtained through the Monmouth County Library’s photocopying service. Brielle Public Library serves to all ages.

 

Photocopies and computer printouts cost $0.20/per page for Black & White Printing. $.25/per page for Colored Printing.

Children’s programs are held on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.  They include story time, craft and music programs and additional after school activities.  A summer reading club is offered during the summer. 

Adult programs include author events, cultural programs and lectures, informational workshops, book discussion groups, and computer classes.

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Book Sales - Books and DVDs for sale for $1.00 each in the Library Vestibule. Annually we have a book sale. Look to website for announcements.  Proceeds support the library.  Before dropping off book donations, please call ahead to confirm if the Library is accepting book donations. We accept hardcover books in great condition. We do NOT accept encyclopedias, magazines, DVDs or VHS tapes. Do NOT leave book donations in the book drop, front door, or library vestibule.

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Homebound Services - The Brielle Public Library is the first library in the Monmouth County Library System to offer delivery to the homebound.  Our Homebound Book Delivery Program provides Brielle residents and paid library associate members with the opportunity to use specific library services when medical/physical limitations restrict their ability to personally visit and use the library.    

 

How it works

• Homebound participant calls and requests service by 5:00 pm on Wednesday.

• Materials are delivered or picked-up on Friday mornings.

• The participant has two weeks to return or renew their materials or be fined under normal library procedures.  It is the participant's responsibility to return the book to the delivery person at the requested time.

• Participants may request regular or large print books and audio books. There is no limit on the number that may be requested.

• It will be the participant’s responsibility to ensure that the delivery person has unobstructed

• access necessary for the delivery/pick-up of the materials.

• Please call to register for homebound service at 732-528-9381.

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Scheduling use of library meeting rooms. Reservations may be made by email or in person at least four weeks prior to the requested date. Applications must be made in writing. 

 

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Got Feedback?

We welcome your input and suggestions.  

Please contact Maribeth Pelly, Director or speak to any of our staff members with feedback on how we can serve you.

Thank you for Supporting Your Local Public Library

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