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- Get a Scarborough library card
- Place a request for an item through Minerva?
- Reserve a meeting or study room
- Get a Portland Library card
- Find a good book to read
- Borrow an eBook
- Borrow a Museum Pass
- Connect to the library's free WiFi
- Print, copy, scan or fax my documents
- Use a public computer
- Use the library as a non-English speaker
- Donate used books to the library
- Make a financial donation to the library.
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Visit the Libby Launch Page for more information on this service.
For more information on using Libby consult the Libby Help center, or contact the library.
Next Steps:
The first time you visit the website or open the app you'll be promted to "Search For A Library." Select "Scarborough Public Library" and then select "Sign In With My Card." When prompted, enter your fourteen-digit barcode number.
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Visit the cloudLibrary Launch Page for more information on this service or to download the app to your device. For more information on using cloudLibrary consult the User's Guide.
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Do you enjoy working with middle school students? Are you comfortable being in a room with a lot of Main Character Energy? Are you someone who can connect with young people, set clear expectations, and bring a calm, positive presence to a busy environment? Are you good with learning approximately eighty names (over time, not immediately! Not required!) but mostly being referred to as “librarian” or “bruh”?
We are looking for someone who understands this age group and can help us keep the library welcoming, safe, and enjoyable for everyone as they read, do homework, use library resources, attend programs, play games, and – most importantly – spend time with friends.
The Library Artist Series runs from July 2026 through June 2027, offering sessions and workshops from Maine artists at the library. These events give participants the opportunity to learn directly from local creatives. Offerings are free, open to all experience levels, and designed for a non-studio setting. Artists interested in participating should complete the application form.
Tax-exempt organizations, nonexempt charitable trusts, and section 527 political organizations file Form 990 to provide the IRS with the information required by section 6033. Click here for the most recent Form 990 filed by the Scarborough Public Library.