Together, all Islanders – including library members and library staff - are responsible for making sure the Library is a safe and welcoming place for everyone. Member Responsibilities Respecting the environment Please respect Library facilities, properties, staff members, and...
The term Friends of the Library refers to a volunteer group of individuals with a common interest in helping and supporting the library. Membership is open to any interested member of the public. Library Staff serve as ex-officio members representing the PEI Public Library...
In keeping with the PEI Public Library Service’s commitment to assist in the pursuit of lifelong learning, the library provides proctoring services for written and certain computer-based examinations. There is no charge to have an exam proctored at a public library. If the...
This policy establishes guidelines and principles to govern the acceptance of monetary donations, collection materials, and other items donated to the PEI Public Library Service. Monetary Donations The Public Library Service gratefully accepts any gifts of money to support...
Bulletin boards and pamphlet displays help PEI public libraries act as community spaces. The first objective for use of these resources is to advertise library programs and services. When space permits, the second objective is to provide the public with information concerning the...
As a designated public body under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (R.S.P.E.I. f-15.01), the PEI Public Library Service is obliged to protect the privacy of its members by ensuring personal information is collected, used, and disclosed appropriately. This...
The Prince Edward Island Public Library Service provides access to the Internet through free computer use or wifi to library members and visitors. Users must abide by the Library's Technology Access Policy as well as agreeing to the following conditions: You, the user, are fully...
To provide access to local history and genealogy materials, the PEI Public Library Service has established a Local History Collection in each library. Materials identified to have lasting historical value and/or that are potentially rare may also be added to the non-circulating...
Works by self-published authors who are not residents of PEI will be evaluated with the selection criteria identified in the Public Library Service’s Collections Policy. If purchased, these materials will be added to the standard fiction or non-fiction collections. To support...
This policy provides guidelines and principles to govern the selection and removal of materials within the collection of the PEI Public Library Service. It is the goal of the PEI Public Library Service to provide collections that: offer educational, informational, and...