SERVICES FOR PATRONS WITH DISABILITIES

• Accessible entrance with ramps and power doors; lift available into Learning Center
• Magnifiers and one-on-one personal assistive listening device
• Induction loop for use in Learning Center
• Programs signed for the hearing impaired with 2 weeks advance notice
• Closed-captioned videos
• Large print book collection
• Walker with book baskets and wheelchair
• Low vision resources: Kurzweil 3000 with scanner, voice and large print technology, and PC with ZoomText in Alice Wilson Room

OTHER SERVICES

• Classes in using online computers, databases and the World Wide Web
• Information and reference service by professional librarians during Library hours
• Story hours and other programs for all ages
• PC and printer available for public use
• Copier makes 8 ½” x 11” and 8 ½” x 14” black and white copies ($.20 per side) and color copies ($1 per side)
• Storytimes provided by librarians to area schools and daycare centers
• Microfilm/fiche reader/printer
• Databases on Local Area Network (LAN) for reference information
• Special job search resources available
• Online public access catalog to all Monroe County public libraries
• PIRS program (Partners in Reading for Seniors) for homebound Brighton residents
• The Dorothy and Jack Pitlick Store of the  Friends of Brighton Memorial Library Store sells quality used hardcover and paperback books at bargain prices
• Wireless access to the Internet for laptops equipped with wireless cards

NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
Brighton Memorial Library grants equal opportunity to all persons without regard to an individual’s age, sex, color, religion, marital status, national origin, political affiliation, handicapped status or sexual orientation. The Library complies with all Federal and State regulations dealing with employment practices. For questions regarding ADA compliance, contact our Building Projects Manager, 784-5345.