Homebound Delivery Service

Elting Memorial Library offers a Homebound Delivery service to improve access for those that have difficulty coming to the Library. This is a FREE, volunteer-driven service for New Paltz cardholders that are unable to come to the library and can be used on a temporary or more permanent basis.

Elting Memorial Library's Homebound Delivery service is made possible through the efforts of volunteers. We could not run this program without you - and we need more of you! Homebound Delivery volunteers will normally sign up for a 2-week shift to make daily trips to the library to pick up books, and then make their way around town to deliver the books. Accommodations can be made, however, so if you are interested in being a book delivery superstar, please use the contact information below.

Please fill out the form below to sign up for this service. If you have any questions, please contact:

Kevin O’Leary, Head of Circulation

koleary@eltinglibrary.org
(845) 255-5030 ex. 2

Name

First Name

Last Name

Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Phone

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Check whichever applies:

Type A Library Patron: I intend to use the library exclusively to check out traditional printed materials, CDs and DVDs

Type B Library Patron: In addition to checking out traditional materials, I intend to check out downloadable ebooks, audiobooks, and streaming content.

Email

Optional for Type A patrons

Describe a safe, dry place (not your mail box) where books may be left for delivery or picked up for return if you are not available when the driver arrives.

Please use the checkbox below to confirm you have read to and abide by the following statement

I am unable to leave my home to visit the library. I understand that by signing up for this service I am assuming responsibility for any materials checked out to me and not returned to the library in good condition.

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