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| Facilities Administration |
| Amarillo Public Library |
| | Service and Information |
| | Book Returns |
| | Borrowed items can be returned to any Amarillo Public Library location 24 hours a day. Book drops are located at each library. Items may be borrowed from one Amarillo Public Library location and returned to another. |
| | Library Cards |
| | Library cards are free to residents, property owners, and business owners within the Amarillo City limits and are available to non-residents for a minimal annual fee. |
| | Telephone Renewals |
| | Borrowed items can be renewed over the telephone unless there is waiting list for a particular item. |
| | Online Renewals |
| | Borrowed items can also be renewed at the library's website, www.amarillolibrary.org/search.html by using the library card number as the User ID and the PIN number assigned by the Circulation Department. |
| | Memorials, Endowment Funds, and Gifts |
| | Honor a loved one by establishing a memorial or endowment fund in his or her name, or donate a gift to commemorate someone special on a birthday, anniversary, or other special occasion. |
| | Amarillo Public Library Advisory Board |
| | An advisory board of seven members is appointed by the Mayor and City Commission to ensure that Amarillo Public Library continues to meet the needs of the Amarillo Community. |
| | Friends of the Amarillo Public Library |
| | This organization exists to support the Amarillo Public Library in the form of financial assistance, volunteer service, and sponsorships of programs, events, and activities. For more information, to make a donation, or to join the Friends of the Amarillo Public Libary call 378-4245. |
| | Ask A Librarian |
| | Ask a reference question online by visiting www.amarillolibrary.org and clicking on "Resources" and "Ask A Librarian." Allow two working days for a response from a librarian. |
| | Adult Programs, Events, and Activities |
| | Amarillo Public Library presents a wide range of programs, activities, and events that are all free and open to the public. Many are planned independently while others are in conjunction with various community groups. For more information call 378-3051. |
| | Youth Programs, Events, and Activities |
| | Amarillo Public Library's Youth Department presents regular programs including story times, puppet shows, and crafts. Special programs including the Summer Reading Program and skits also take place each year. For more information on youth programs call 378-3089. |
| | Tours |
| | Library tours are available at each library location on a pre-scheduled basis for adults and youth. |
| | Meeting Rooms |
| | Meeting rooms at each library location are available for public and nonprofit community group use. Call library locations for more information about meeting room access and availability. |
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| Mayor and Commission |
| City Manager |
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| Print Shop |
| Risk Management |
