Application for Free Library Service: Individuals - Minnesota

Application for Free Library Service: Individuals is a legal document that was released by the Minnesota Education Department - a government authority operating within Minnesota.

FAQ

Q: What is the Free Library Service?
A: The Free Library Service is a program that provides free library materials to individuals in Minnesota.

Q: Who can apply for the Free Library Service for Individuals in Minnesota?
A: Any individual who is unable to use standard print materials due to a visual or physical disability can apply for the Free Library Service in Minnesota.

Q: What materials are available through the Free Library Service?
A: A wide range of materials are available, including books (in large print, braille, and audio formats), magazines, newspapers, and audio-described DVDs.

Q: Is there a cost to use the Free Library Service?
A: No, the Free Library Service is provided at no cost to eligible individuals in Minnesota.

Q: Can I borrow e-books through the Free Library Service?
A: Yes, individuals who are eligible for the Free Library Service can borrow e-books through the library's digital lending platform.

Q: Can I receive materials in both braille and audio formats?
A: Yes, individuals can request materials in both braille and audio formats if needed.

Q: Can I receive materials from libraries outside of Minnesota through the Free Library Service?
A: No, the Free Library Service only provides materials from the Minnesota Braille and Talking Book Library.