Library Services

Borrowing Items from the Library

Celebration & Memorial Gifts

Celebrate a life, or a special occasion with a donation to the Library. Our gift program offers a unique way to honor a memory or celebrate a special occasion. You may select an area of interest for your gift book, or we will choose a quality item to add to our collection.

Computer Access & Printing

The Library has both free WI-FI and computers available for the public to use. Our computers have high speed Internet access, as well as Microsoft Office applications which include Word, Excel, Access, and Publisher.

Electronic Resources

These subscription electronic resources are provided for patron use. Some will require you to enter your library card number.

Exam Proctoring

Test proctoring is available, with certain provisions and limitation.

Free WiFi

Free WiFi is available in the Township Municipal Center, the Library, Cranberry Highlands and Graham Park, thanks to Armstrong Zoom Hot Spots.

Genealogy Resources

Genealogy Resouces page link

Get a Library Card!

A Library card is free to Cranberry Township, Butler County residents with proper identification. Your card is permanent and is renewed each year. It entitles you to borrow materials from any of the eight libraries within the Library System of Butler County.

Inter-Library Loans

An inter-library loan request can be placed for items outside of the Cranberry or Butler County Library System collections

Meeting Room Rental

The meeting room is available for library and municipal programs, and for other meetings and programs of an informational, educational, cultural, or civic nature.

Renew Items/My Account

Renew borrowed items using your online Library card account.

Search Our Online Catalog

Search for items using the online library catalog.

Suggest a Purchase Form

Suggest a purchase of an item for circulation in the library

SVSD Senior Projects

Information on requesting space for senior projects

Tutoring in the Library

Policy/procedures when using the Library as a site for tutoring.

Using the Library Catalog

Website reading support

BrowseAloud is a free toobar that allows visitors to to read web pages out loud. It can help anyone who has difficulty reading on-line, including those with mild visual impairments, low literacy, English as a second language, or learning disabilities, such as dyslexia.