Mount Kisco Public Library (914) 666-8041

Services Provided by the Mount Kisco Public Library

Mobile Printing

Mount Kisco Public Library's Mobile Printing Service lets you print documents, photos, and more from your own computer or mobile device, inside or outside the library.

Use one of the following options:

Option 1

Send print jobs via a webportal by using the following link. http://www.printeron.net/wls/mtk

Option 2

Install the PrinterOn App on your iPhone/iPad, Android Blackberry or Nook to send print jobs.

Option 3

Print an email or attachment by emailing to one of the following unique addresses:
Black and White:
300257941832@printspots.com or wls-mtk-bw@printspots.com

Color:
300398234945@printspots.com or wls-mtk-color@printspots.com

How to Pick up your print job
Print jobs can be retrieved at any Print Release Station located at the 1st or 2nd floor in the Library. Important: All print jobs will be held for 4 hours.

Cost:
B&W: $0.15 per page
Color: $0.75 per page

Patrons with Windows PCs who print frequently can streamline their printing process by downloading and installing the PrintWhere Driver on their computer.

Just ask a librarian for help or visit: http://www.printeron.com/services-support/downloads.html

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Mount Kisco Public Library Community Room

Community Room Rental

Room Rental
Agreement

This room which seats 150 persons is available for rental at $200 for up to 4 hours
(on a first come, first served basis).

Click on the thumbnail image to the right to see the Room Rental Agreement and Policy that must be completed and returned to the Library.

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Mount Kisco Public Library Multipurpose Room

Multipurpose Room Rental

Room Rental
Agreement

This room which seats 20 persons is available for rental at $100 for up to 4 hours
(on a first come, first served basis).

Click on the thumbnail image to the right to see the Room Rental Agreement and Policy that must be completed and returned to the Library.

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Mount Kisco Public Library Study Room

Study Rooms

Two study rooms are located on the second floor. Each room seats up to 4 persons. The rooms are available on on a first come first served basis for one hour. Please sign up in person at the Reference Desk.

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Seniors Book Talk

My Second Home Book Talks began in March of 2008. Martha Iwan, Reference Librarian and Book Discussion Leader, meets with the Seniors of My Second Home on Tuesdays at 11:00 AM at the Center on Radio Circle. Interactive readings stimulate discussion and renewed energy among the participants. Each week different and occasionally thematic readings are chosen to reflect group interest and local events.

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Job Information Center

	The library's Job Information Center contains materials on career planning, resumes, small business and more. FirstFind is a website that connects you to useful information and tools about education, jobs and families. Firstfind also provides links to agencies in Westchester that can give you more information and help about these topics. Click on the logo to the left for more information.

	Whatever your goal, LearningExpress Library's resources will help you succeed. Each of our Learning Centers offers the practice tests, exercises, skill-building courses, eBooks, and information you need to achieve the results you want at school, at work, or in life. Looking to land a job? You'll find an entire Learning Center dedicated to helping you get the one that's right for you.

	Facing a difficult work situation? Need help planning or managing your career? Thinking about work options you have after 50? Westchester Library System (WLS) runs specialized programs with trained professionals to guide you in your career path.

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E-Mail a Reference Librarian

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Inter-Library Loan

Print materials unavailable at Westchester public libraries may be available through reciprocal lending from libraries elsewhere in the region, state or nation. This service is available to all valid WLS library card holders in good standing with active borrowing privileges.

Call the Reference Desk at (914) 864-0038 or follow the appropriate link below to submit your request online. You can have the requested materials delivered to any WLS member library for you to pick up, but you must return the materials to the same library where they have been checked out.

To make a request online, click on one of the links below:

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Museum Passes

In order to provide equal access for all Mount Kisco Public Library cardholders, the following policies for borrowing museum passes have been established by the Library Board of Trustees:

Passes are available to adult (18 or older) Mount Kisco Public Library cardholders whose account is in good standing
Pass loan period is for 3 days/2nights only (not including Sundays or holidays) and must be returned to the Mount Kisco Public Library before closing on the 3rd day
Pass kit passes and materials must be kept together and be returned inside the Library at the Checkout Desk to a staff member (NOT IN ANY BOOKDROP)
Late fees of $10 per day, up to the full cost of the pass kit, will be imposed for every day the pass kit is late
Replacement cost for a lost pass is the full cost of the pass kit or the replacement cost established by the museum if allowed
Mount Kisco Public Library cardholders may reserve a pass kit up to once a month in advance by contacting the Checkout Desk in person or by telephone at 914-666-8041
Passes can not be renewed
Passes can not be reserved for multiple dates in one month
Only one pass may be borrowed at a time
It is the responsibility of the borrower to confirm hours of operation, parking fees, etc.
**Tickets available while supplies last

Museum	Address	Benefit
	Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024 For Information Call: 212-769-5100	Each ticket FREE general admission for one (1) adult and one (1) exhibit or show FREE admission to the Museum & choice of one (1) special exhibition, film, or live animal exhibition May reserve two (2) tickets per calendar year - **while supplies last Passes to the American Museum of Natural History are made possible through the generosity of the Library Foundation
	Pier 86 West 46th Street & 12th Avenue New York, NY 10036 For Information Call: 877-957-SHIP (7447)	FREE general admission for up to six (6) people FREE admission for up to six (6) people to the Intrepid Museum, Space Shuttle Pavilion and the submarine Growler Express Members-only line 10% discount on Membership to the Intrepid Museum for library patrons Passes to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum are made possible through the generosity of the Library Foundation
	134 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536 For Information Call: 914-232-9555	Each ticket FREE general admission for one (1) family May reserve two (2) tickets per calendar year - **while supplies last
	10 North Water Street Norwalk, CT 06854 For Information Call: 203-852-0700	$2 off general admission and daytime standard IMAX movie for up to six (6) people
	Purchase College State University of New York 735 Anderson Hill Rd, Purchase, NY 10577 For Information Call: 914-251-6100	Each pass FREE general admission for up to two (2) adults and all children 18 or under Each pass FREE admission for up to two (2) adults and all children 18 or under for public and family programs
	99 Schermerhorn Street Downtown Brooklyn, NY 11201 For Information Call: (718) 694-1600	Each pass (2) FREE admission for 2 adults & two (2) children $5 off tickets to public programs and excursions using discount code MOKLIB2 Passes to the New York Transit Museum are made possible through the generosity of the Library Foundation
	39 Scofieldtown Road Stamford, CT 06903 For Information Call: 203-322-1646	FREE admission for two (2) adults & their children Passes to the Stamford Museum & Nature Center are made possible through the generosity of the Library Foundation
	630 Bedford Road Pocantico Hills, NY 10591 (Tarrytown) For Information Call: 914-366-6200	Each ticket FREE general admission for one (1) adult and one (1) exhibit or show FREE Saturday or Sunday admission for two (2) adults & four (4) youth (or one (1) vehicle)