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Barlow Branch 45 White Oak Professional Center Vincent, OH 45784 Phone: 740-678-0103 Fax: 740-678-0046 Manager: Anna Henry Hours Sunday: Closed Monday - Friday: 10:00 am-6:00 pm Saturday: 10:00 am-2:00 pm The Barlow Public Library opened in 1998. With its light and airy design, it is a pleasure to visit as well as having plenty of convenient parking. The Barlow Library has over 37,000 items in its collection of books, audiobooks, movies, music CDs, and magazines. As with all Washington County Public Libraries, the Barlow Library has public access computers with printing capabilities, free wi-fi, a photocopy machine, and offers fax service. The library also has a large meeting room and a small tutoring room available for public use. Programs The Barlow Library offers a variety of programs for both children and adults. In addition to regularly scheduled programs, the library also offers special programs throughout the year highlighted by the Summer Reading Program. Many of the special programs are for the whole family. Check the Event Calendar to see what programs are currently being offered. If you have questions about programming, contact the Barlow Public Library at 740-678-0103. BarBLtop

MBLtop Planetarium Shows On Tuesday, June 3, at 10 am , join us at the Anderson-Hancock Planetarium for a star talk and the video “Max Goes to the Moon”, adapted for the planetarium from the popular children's book. This show is toddler-friendly and lasts 45-50 minutes. Registration is required. REGISTER HERE On Tuesday, June 3, at 6:30 pm , join us at the Anderson-Hancock Planetarium for a star talk and the video “Forward! to the Moon", followed by time for Q & A. Registration is required. REGISTER HERE On Wednesday, June 4, at 3 pm , join us at the Anderson-Hancock Planetarium for a star talk and the video “Forward! to the Moon", followed by time for Q & A. Registration is required. REGISTER HERE On Wednes day, June 4, at 6:30 pm , join us at the Anderson-Hancock Planetarium for a star talk and the video “Forward! to the Moon", followed by time for Q & A. Registration is required. REGISTER HERE Questions? Call 740-373-1057 x606.

Beverly Friends of the Library Meetings Meetings are scheduled as needed. Projects Fundraising is done through used book sales. The Beverly Friends have supported the Beverly Library by Paying for subscriptions to USA Today and The Columbus Dispatch. Assisting in the purchase of a magnifying machine with the Beverly Lions Club. Supporting the Summer Reading Program. Paying for the landscaping around the building. Buying an Ellison Die Machine. Helping pay for an expanded parking lot. Support your local library by becoming a Friend today. For more information on joining call 740-984-4060. BEVFOTLtop

Library Foundation The Washington County Public Library Foundation is a nonprofit foundation that seeks to promote a secure financial future for the Washington County Public Library System. The Foundation is building an endowment account for the long term financial success of the Library system and needs your support. The Foundation account will help support the growth and maintenance of the facilities, collections, and operations of the library system as our state resources continue to decline and our community's needs continue to increase. The Library is facing several strong challenges in the coming years: Increasing educational, recreational, and cultural needs of the community The reduction and possible elimination of State funding for public libraries The need to upgrade and expand library facilities to be able to provide services to address community needs in a safe and convenient location You can make a difference in so many ways, and we are counting on your help! Make a Difference Can you imagine a community where our children have no safe place to visit after school or have no one to assist them in their homework? Can you imagine the lost opportunities for those that depend on the public library for computer usage, life-long learning, and recreational activities? Imagine your life without your local public library and all of the benefits you and your family may have taken for granted. If you do not want to imagine these things, then please consider a donation or an annual gift to the Library Foundation. Please make checks payable to the "Washington County Public Library Foundation" and mail or take it to: Washington County Public Library Foundation c/o Marietta Community Foundation P.O. Box 77, 100 Putnam Street Marietta, Ohio 45750 LFtop

Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Help The Marietta Library has available forms W-2, W-3, and 1099-Misc. The library will also have on hand other business tax forms and publications during the tax season. If you have questions about your business taxes visit: IRS Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Center Ohio Department of Taxation Business Site

PUCtop Public Use Computers Computers are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis, as well as by reservation. Reservations can be made by phone or in person at a specific library location for the current day only. If you live in Washington County and the surrounding area, you need a library card for computer access. Library cardholders with fines $10 and over are allowed to use the computers. Visitors to the area can get a free guest pass on a day-to-day basis. All computer users are limited to three, 60-minute sessions per day. A limited number of programs are installed on the computers, but most computers have Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Power Point) as well as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome installed on them. Patrons are not allowed to install their own programs onto any of the libraries' computers. Library staff is available for general assistance in using the computers. However, staff members are not expected to train patrons in the use of all programs. Most of the computers allow Internet access. Please read the Internet Use Policy before browsing the Internet. The library employs a web filter to block access to objectionable websites. On request, the filter can be disabled for those 18 years or older. Most computers are connected to either an Inkjet or LaserJet printer. Black and white printouts cost $.10 a page and color printouts cost $.50 a page. Printouts must be paid for in advance. Credit and debit cards are not accepted. Our computers do not have floppy drives; however, most brands of USB drives (thumb drives) and CDs will work. USB drives are available for purchase at most locations. All the library computers have regularly updated security software installed on them. However, as is the case with all computer security software, there is a possibility that some computer viruses or spyware can evade detection. The Library does not guarantee that the computers are virus and spyware-free and cannot be held responsible for the safety of your personal information.

Public Records Policy The Washington County Public Library shall comply with Ohio Revised Code Section 149.43 entitled "Availability of Public Records for Inspection and Copying" as that statute is amended from time to time. Ohio Revised Code Section 149.43 generally provides that upon request all public records responsive to the request, and not specifically excluded from disclosure, shall be promptly prepared and made available for inspection to any person at all reasonable times during regular business hours. Requesters may ask that copies of such records be mailed to them. Copies of records shall be made available at cost and advance payment for the cost of copies and postage shall be required, if requested. All copies shall be made available, mailed or by any other means of delivery or transmission within a reasonable period of time after a request. In order to facilitate broader access of such records, the library shall maintain its records in such a manner that they can be made available in accordance with this policy. Any denial of public records requested will include an explanation, including legal authority. If portions of a record are public and portions are exempt, the exempt portions will be redacted and the rest released.

CStop Community Services Even in the best of times, it can be difficult to get by. In the current economic climate, it can seem almost impossible to make ends meet. However, there are many sources of help available; you just need to know where to look. Remember, many agencies provide a wide range of services, so they may be able to help you with more than one problem. Emergency Numbers Child Abuse Hotline : 800-4-A-Child (800-422-4453) Child Find : 800-426-5678 Domestic Violence Hotline : 740-374-5819 or 800-934-9840 General Emergency (Fire, Paramedics, Police): 911 National Runaway Switchboard : 800-786-2929 Poison Control Center : 800-222-1222 Sexual Assault Hotline : 740-374-3111 or 800-656-4673 Suicide Prevention Hotline : 800-273-8255 Washington County 211 : United Way of Washington County's 2-1-1 is your first call for assistance with rent, food, utilities, housing services, health services, and more! Getting the information you need is one phone call or click away! 50th Anniversary of NFIP video A 50 year anniversary video about the history of the NFIP and how it can help you. Use This Resource After the Flood Your home has been flooded. Although floodwaters may be down in some areas, many dangers still exist. This brochure advises homeowners of some things to remember in the days ahead. Use This Resource Aspire (formerly ABLE) Location: Washington County Career Center, 21740 SR 676, Marietta Ohio 45750. Phone: 740-885-5990. Email: Aspire@thecareercenter.net Use This Resource Attorneys.com Find legal information, legal definitions, laws by state, attorneys, and much more. Use This Resource Belpre Food Pantry Location: Rockland United Methodist Church, 2300 Washington Blvd. Belpre, OH 45714. Phone: 740-423-2069. Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10:00-11:30 a.m. and 1:00-2:30 p.m. Serves: Belpre and Little Hocking Areas Use This Resource Category Sort by Alphabetical Order Reset Previous Page Next Page Previous Page Next Page

SERtop Services At the Washington County Public Library we are always expanding the services offered to our patrons. To learn more about the services we have to offer, use the links below. ADA Services Bookmobile Email and Text Notifications Fax Service Income Tax Help Interlibrary Loan Meeting Rooms Newsletter Photocopiers Public Use Computers Public Use Scanners WiFi

INCTtop Income Tax Help 2025 Tax Season IRS tax materials should arrive by the end of January. The state of Ohio no longer sends out tax booklets or forms. The library can usually print out what forms you need from the IRS or the Ohio Department of Taxation websites. Download Your Own Tax Form File Your Tax Returns Online Free Income Tax Help Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Help Tax Payment Scam