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Families First Coronavirus Response Act

On the evening of Thursday, March 19, we learned that a member of our community was in our Central Library building on Thursday, March 12 tested positive for COVID-19.

In line with guidance from public health officials, this individual is self-isolating at home and is feeling fine at this time. Please join us in wishing them a safe and speedy recovery.

It’s not often that we close our doors. But we feel it’s important to do our part to help minimize the spread of COVID-19, and so all Library locations are currently closed until further notice.

As we continue to review guidelines from the CDC and Illinois Department of Public Health, we will continue to adjust our services accordingly.

After much thoughtful consideration of the guidance and guidelines provided by the CDC and Illinois Department of Health, we are taking preventative actions to do our part to help minimize the spread of COVID-19.

These changes to our services are a precautionary measure and are not due to any known exposure to COVID-19 at our Library.

We encourage you to do your part to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. If you’re not feeling well, please stay home and seek medical attention as appropriate. Practice good hygiene and hand washing. These healthy habits really do make a difference when it comes to preventing the spread of illness.

Remember, many Library resources are available online. If you’re able, please take advantage of our eBooks, streaming services, online learning and more from home.

Looking for ways to ride out COVID-19 with your kids? We have lots of great online resources available at the Library, and we’ve also compiled a list of websites geared towards kids that will help keep your kids learning and having fun while they are out of school.

We’ve compiled a list of free resources to help keep your brain occupied while you’re spending extra time at home. Be well!

Of course we have eBooks available, but did you know that we have eAudiobooks, too? Use your Schaumburg Library card to listen!

It's time for us all to be counted in the 2020 Census! Since 1790, our country has joined together once every 10 years to take count of every person living in the United States.

So, what is the census, exactly, and why should you participate? We've created a guide to help answer your questions.

Want to scan some old family photos for your great aunt who lives hundreds of miles away? Faxing a claim to your insurance company? You can get your tasks done easily with our Simple Scan.

It's never too soon to help kids learn how to make smart financial choices. A display coming to the Library is a great way to start the conversation!

Thinking Money for Kids is a museum-quality exhibition that is traveling to 50 U.S. public libraries – including Schaumburg from Feb. 10 - March 23 in the Central Library's kidsZone.

Umbrellas, ice scrapers, and now bike locks are available for check out!

Explore historic milestones of Korea through stamps from 1884 to the present with an exhibit from the private collection of Jin Lee, president of the Keumsil Cultural Society.

Exploring the Korean Past: Korean Stamp Exhibit will be displayed on the second floor of the Central Library through Feb. 20, 2020.

If you’re still missing those big toy stores, we’ve got you covered. With toys to check out and take home, along with toys you can play with in any of our Library locations, you’re sure to find something fun your little ones will enjoy.

In a special meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2019, our Board of Trustees named Deputy Director Annie Miskewitch as the Library’s new Executive Director.