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Ask Colorado is a free online information service provided by Colorado libraries. Real people in real time answer your questions, help you find information, or point you in the right direction to get what you need.

We want your borrowing experience to be a great one! To make it easy, we have the information you need about borrowing items from the library, including how long you can keep items, how to return them, and more.

Can't find what you need in our collection or through Prospector? We'll do our best to get what you need by purchasing the item for the Arapahoe Library District or borrowing it from another library (Interlibrary Loan).

The Arapahoe Library District offers computers with internet access available to the public at no charge at all of our libraries! We also offer free wireless internet access you can use with your notebook/laptop computer or other wireless device.

Important information about public computers

With a library card, you can:

-Reserve, check out, and renew books, DVDs, music, and audiobooks
-Download Overdrive Downloadable Audiobooks
-Reserve a public computer for use
-Manage your library account online
-Access our research databases from your home or office computer

and more...

Looking for the library closest to you? Here you will find all of the locations in the Arapahoe Library District.

Need to contact us by phone? 303-LIBRARY (303-542-7279) is the only number you will need to connect to any of our libraries.

Kelver (303-822-9392) and Davies (303-769-4310) patrons may still call the direct telephone numbers to avoid incurring long distance charges.

Because Arapahoe Library District offers meeting space free of charge for nonprofit organizations, and at a very minimal cost to for-profits or local businesses, we often experience a high volume of meeting room requests. Even with a high volume of requests, it is important to the Library District that individuals who are reserving meeting rooms have a positive and seamless experience doing so. This is why we decided to re-evaluate the meeting room reservation process and look for opportunities to make it more efficient and customer-friendly.

For information on when patrons can reserve meeting rooms on a recurring basis, for meetings scheduled for January through April 2010, please see our Meeting Room Guidelines.

Manage your library account by viewing items you currently have checked out, renewing items, viewing your requests (holds) and more. Follow the link on any page to My Library Account to get started.

Look for books, movies, music and more.

Audience: For students in grades 3-12 and adults, too.
Content: Need help with your homework? Our Online Homework Help service allows students to connect with an online tutor for live homework help in math, science, social studies, English and foreign language help, too. Access the Writing Lab or the Adult Learning Center.

Find out about and register for:

All programs and events
Book clubs
Computer classes
Storytimes
Children's programs
Teen programs
Adult programs

Renew your library items by:

• Logging in to My Library Account
• Calling 303-220-7708
• Or visiting any of our locations.

Note: Unpaid fines accumulate on your record and, if over $10, will block future transactions including check-out, holds, and renewals.

Need help with your account? Visit any of our locations, call us at 303-LIBRARY (303-542-7279), or email your question.

To request (reserve) a library item you must have an Arapahoe Library District library card.

Find the item you want by searching our Online Catalog.

Whether you are looking for your family history, the right part to fix your car, the latest medical journal about high cholesterol, or a company stock profile, we subscribe to a database that will help you! These databases are free to use from the library or, in most cases, from your home or office with a valid Arapahoe Library District library card.
Watch Hidden Gems: What Are Research Databases?

Got a big project you’re working on? Need a place for a study group? Many of our libraries offer study rooms, for use by up to 6 people. Study rooms are available during open library hours. Whenever you might need some extra space, call 303-LIBRARY to book a study room or access our guidelines.

Your child is important to us, and we want his or her library experience to be pleasant and enriching. Please take a few minutes to read the following information about how to help your child enjoy and use the library safely.