Volunteer Application

Volunteer Opportunities

• Self-Check Monitor: Assist patrons with checking-out of books using libraries self check out machines
• Clerical: Type library card envelopes, folding library brochures and assist circulation staff with other clerical duties
• Dewey Eyes: Few things are as frustrating for Library members as not finding that book, DVD or magazine where it's supposed to be.  We need shelf readers and material "shelvers" to make sure the item is placed in its proper Dewey Decimal number location.  This is the ideal job for those who love structure and order
• Youth Programs: Assist with setup and preparation for children's and young adult programs.  Help during program, and clean up
• Technophile: Assist patrons with basic computer questions.  Assist with creating personal email account, basic internet searches, online applications and printing and saving documents
• Genealogy: Assist in the libraries California Room. Ability to do basic research, use computers, finding newspaper articles, use microfilm reader and copy machines.......and many other jobs

Benefits to you

• The joy of helping the library and giving back to the community
• A chance to meet new people
• Complete high school community hours
• College recommendations
• The pleasure of working in a friendly environment
• The opportunity to learn something new

 Volunteer Requirements

• Enthusiasm
• Desire to help the library and your community
• Good work habits
• Skills appropriate to the tasks you are asked to do
• Compliance with library rules, policies, and procedures

 How to Become a Volunteer

• Ask for a Volunteer Application in the Children's room
• Return the completed application  to the Volunteer Program Coordinator
• Interview
• Orientation
• Training

 ~If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else. ~

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