FAQs

You can connect to the Davis Library regular or 5G WiFi using the library’s phone number 603-446-6251

Signing up for a card is easy! Just click SIGN UP at the top right of our catalog page. You will receive a welcome email with your card number right in the subject line. Check out this brief tutorial video!

From our catalog page, you can limit your results in many ways, including by age range/material type or format (i.e. physical books, not ebooks or audio!). Need to see it? Tutorial videos coming soon!

Yes! Most likely, we can either get from another library, or, if it’s new, we can order a copy for our collection! 

Watch this short video learn how to request an item from another library. We will notify you when it arrives!

The My Account function of our catalog allows you to see what physical items you have checked out. It also allows you to renew and reserve items. Simply log in at the top right from our catalog page and click “My Account”. 

The My Account function of our catalog allows you to see what physical items you have checked out. It also allows you to renew and reserve items. Simply log in at the top right from our catalog page and click “My Account”. 

Submit a request form here!

Yes! Please see our “meeting room use” form on our Forms page.

No. The library does not charge fines for overdue books. You will only be charged if a book becomes so overdue (about 30 days overdue) that it is considered “Lost” by the system. Or if an item is returned damaged. Instead of paying a fine, if you would like to make up for lateness, please consider making a donation of a canned good for the food pantry or a donation to the Friends of the Library. 

Simply use this form. If we cannot purchase it for the collection, we can probably get it form another library for you. Thank you for the suggestion!

Because of a lack of space, the library currently only takes donations in the Spring and Summer, with the exception of extremely popular hardcover books in excellent condition. (These will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis). On Old Homes Day Weekend in July, the Friends of the Library hold their annual booksale.