Get your questions answered about your technology!
Come an hour before we open for a more sensory friendly experience.
Bring a dish from this month's cookbook, Spiced by America's Test Kitchen!
Recommended Research Database
Holiday Hours
The Granville Public Library will be closed Thursday Dec. 31 and Friday Jan. 1 to welcome in the New Year. Regular hours resume at 9 AM on Saturday, Jan 2. Don't forget you can check your account online, renew items, and place holds, 24/7, at www.granvillelibrary.org. Book drops will remain open during the closure. The book drops are located next to the library's front entrance in the library walkway and at Ross' Granville Market. Happy New Year from he staff of the Granville Public Library!
All Together Now: Puzzle Competition
Register for either the 750 piece for families with kids in K though 6 grade or 1000 piece competition for teens and adults.
Technology Class: Tablets
Need help getting the library app Libby on your new tablet? We can help take the fear out of your device!
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GMS Book Club
GMS students, join us during your lunch period for book club! For January, 4th period is reading "Front Lines" by Michael Grant and 5th period is reading "Truly Devious: A Mystery" by Maureen Johnson. Mrs. Bice has copies of the books if you missed the last meeting.
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Library Levy FAQs
Why is the Library on the ballot?
The Library is asking voters to approve a 5-year renewal of the Library’s one-mill levy. This is the same levy term and millage that the voters approved in 2010 and 2014.
Will my taxes go up if the levy is renewed?
No. Your tax stays the same. Even if your property is reassessed, the tax stays the same until your property is sold.
What is the tax rate now?
The Library is asking voters to approve a 5-year renewal of the Library’s one-mill levy. This is the same levy term and millage that the voters approved in 2010 and 2014.
Will my taxes go up if the levy is renewed?
No. Your tax stays the same. Even if your property is reassessed, the tax stays the same until your property is sold.
What is the tax rate now?