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Yes, the library offers mobile printing using Princh.  The steps do to that can be found on our Mobile Printing page.

The Library has meeting rooms that can be reserved by non-profit organizations and community groups, with certain restrictions.  You can review the meeting room policies, check availability of a meeting room, and reserve a meeting room on our Meeting Room page.

The Library does not offer proctoring services.

Patrons can suggest titles for purchase using this Suggest a Title form.

In order to provide our patrons with the best materials possible, the Mason Public Library accepts the following donations in clean, usable condition:

• Fiction
• Non-Fiction (if not outdated)
• Children’s books
• Paperbacks
• DVDs/CDs
• Vinyl Records

All donations are appreciated, but the Library CANNOT accept the following materials:

• Damaged items, including those with:
  • Stains
  • Mildew
  • Torn or missing pages or covers
  • Wet or musty pages
• Magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, or Reader’s Digests
• Textbooks
• Reader’s Digest Condensed books
• Encyclopedias older than 3 years
• VHS and audio cassette tapes
• Obsolete or outdated materials including:
  • Career Guides
  • Computer manuals
  • Financial materials
  • Price guides
  • Scientific data or manuals
  • Technical manuals
  • Telephone books
  • Travel guides

Yes, teen volunteers.  For more information visit the teen volunteer page 

It could be that the database that you are trying to access is geofenced, so if you are attemting to use it out of the State of Ohio it may block your access.

You may be using a VPN which registers your device as out of Ohio even though you are in Ohio.  In this case you would need to pause the VPN to use the database.

If neither of those circumstances applies, there may be an issue with remote access and you should  submit a ticket to report the issue.

You can also check to make sure that your library card is not expired by logging in to your account.