With your Adopt a Book donation of $25, the library will buy a book of your choice to be placed in a branch of your choice.
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Several branches host their own book groups.
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The Friends of the Library hold large book sales several times a year. Bull Street has a wonderful used bookstore called The Last Chapter that has hundreds of titles. Many of our branches also have assorted titles for sale year-round...
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Bookmobile service is provided through the Port City Branch. You can reach the staff at 912-964-8013. Homebound service is provided through The Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Call 912-354-5864 for details. Current bookmobile schedule: Savannah Summit, Stillwell Towers,...
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Located at the Bull Street Branch, the Business Resource Center provides assistance and information to persons starting a business from books, publications and online databases. Additionally, existing businesses can request assistance for research on management and marketing issues. For further...
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Computers are available for public use in all of our branches. They offer: High-speed internet access and Internet Explorer Microsoft Office products: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher (some), Access (some) Most major viewers and players (Adobe, RealPlayer) Printing is available for...
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The Kaye Kole Genealogy and Local History Room, located at the Bull Street Branch, serves as a resource center for non-circulating material on the history and genealogy of Georgia and Savannah. Telephone: 912.652.3697 | Fax: 912.652.3685 The Kaye Kole Genealogy...
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If we don't have it, we'll try to get it. The Interlibrary Loan Department works with libraries throughout the country to obtain items not held by Live Oak Public Libraries.
Books and other items can be requested online through WorldCat
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Application Forms: Library Jobs | Library Page Jobs Current Openings Library Assistant I – South Effingham Part-time Assists with operation of a branch library in the delivery of quality customer service. Answers general directional, computer and office machinery questions in...
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The history of the Live Oak Public Libraries can be traced back to the turn of the century in Savannah. Established in 1903, the Savannah Public Library consisted of a 23,000 volume collection housed in one room of the Georgia...
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The Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped offers the Talking Book service which provides recorded books and magazines and the necessary playback equipment free of charge to eligible individuals. Individuals who are unable to use printed materials due to...
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Live Oak Public Libraries offer the use of meeting rooms at some of our branches for civic, cultural, and educational activities. The meeting rooms are available for use during regular library hours of operation and are open on equal terms...
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Our Mission Live Oak Public Libraries provides excellent, responsive service to enrich people's lives, support lifelong learning and build and enhance our communities. Our Vision Creating tomorrow's library today to educate, inform, entertain and enrich our community. Our Values We...
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Public policies that have been adopted by the Library Board of Trustees
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Live Oak Public Libraries has adaptive technologies for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as those who are blind or have low vision.
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Who oversees what and contact information.
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As a library volunteer you can make the difference between a great library and a REALLY great library! With your support, our libraries will be successful in meeting--and surpassing-- the needs of its customers. Individuals, organizations, and civic groups are...
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