Contact our Reference librarians through our online form at any time! We are always staffed with a Reference Librarian during operating hours and will respond in a timely manner. This functions through email and does not require a library card.
Go to the Ask a Librarian Form.
Want a book that our Library System does not have? Fill out this form to request that item to be loaned from somewhere else in the state! We will contact you with more information about your request. This is best used for specialized, expensive, or older books that a typical bookstore or library does not have.
Go to the Interlibrary Loan Request Form.
Want us to purchase a book that you want to read and that will benefit our collection? Fill out this form for us to consider your suggestion! We will contact you when we decide to purchase the book or not. Please do not request upcoming releases more than three months in advance.
Go to the Suggest for Purchase Form.
Need help with with our catalog, website or other services? Want to make suggestions on how the Mercer County Library might better serve your needs? Fill out this form to contact our IT librarians! We are staffed every day during operating hours, except for Sundays and will respond in a timely manner. Please make sure to be descriptive when you are asking for technology help. It moves the process which faster.
Go to the Technical Support Form.
Patrons will be able to get their questions answered in real time via chat. Whether you need assistance finding materials on a specific topic, are looking for local community or government services, have questions about your library account, or need information on another subject, librarians will be available to take your questions. Click on the question mark at the bottom left of this page to start!
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