Oakfield Public Library offers special cards and collections to make gathering and checking out materials easier for teachers and homeschooling families. Library staff can provide assistance with classroom collections from all Winnefox Libraries. We are able to obtain multiple copies of materials for you. Extended loan periods are given.
Suggest the title of a book, movie, CD, or other item that you think the library should purchase.
We provide proctoring services free of charge for both written and online examinations.
The library can try to find materials not owned locally and can request they be loaned to you from another library. Delivery of materials may take a minimum of three weeks.
Do you have an eReader, tablet, smartphone, or computer? You can download FREE ebooks and audiobooks from the library using the Wisconsin Digital Library.
Our little library of things includes the following: Kilowatt meter Tabletop telescope Collapsible cornhole game Wicked Big Sports kickball game (supersized) Sphero - app-enabled coding robot Dash - coding robot Evo - app-enabled coding robot Family activity packs (board/card games, puzzles and activities.) Kids adventure backpacks (Themed with books & activities. Includes camping, birds, explorer, bugs and butterflies) Jigsaw puzzles Floor puzzles for children
Home delivery provides free library services to the home-bound or those living in a residence facility. Residents of the Village of Oakfield who are unable to come to the library due to physical limitations are eligible for this service.
Keep up-to-date with your library account on your mobile phone using the library’s Shoutbomb text messaging service. Receive text notices about items available to pick up, items due soon, overdue items and fines. Send a text to request a renewal and receive a text back with the result of your request. PLEASE NOTE: The library does not charge a fee for this service, but your cell phone plan’s regular text-messaging rates apply. What you need A...
Applying for a new library card is easy and only takes a few minutes. You will need to visit the library in person and present identification and proof of your current address (if that on your ID is not current). Also, if you are under the age of 18, you will need to have a parent or guardian come to the library with you to sign your application as the responsible adult. A temporary card...