Computers
The Moorestown Library offers six public-use computers accessible to cardholders in good standing throughout our regular operating hours. Equipped with Windows 11, these computers provide Internet access and Microsoft Office 2016 for various needs.
The Youth Services Department has two AWE learning computers and two ABC Mouse computers. These computers contain a variety of educational games and are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
If you do not live in Moorestown and are interested in using our computers, free guest passes are available at the Adult Services desk.
Please check the Computer Use Policy.
WiFi
The library has a wireless network available for public use. Please see the Reference Librarian for the password.
The Moorestown Library strives to serve the public by offering proctoring services as our staffing allows. The following are guidelines for students requesting to use the Moorestown Library as a proctoring site.
As a student, you must:
- Bring the proctor form to the library to be completed. Allow sufficient time for the form to be filled out by the librarian.
- Call or email the library at least two weeks in advance to schedule a test time. If unable to keep your appointment, please contact the library.
- Show up promptly at the appointed time for the exam. Bring proper identification as specified by the institution. We cannot administer the exam if you fail to bring the required identification.
- Bring all test taking supplies.
- Complete the exam within the time frame specified by the institution.
- Be responsible for any postage or photocopying costs if the institution does not cover them. If special mailing instructions are specified (i.e. Federal Express), the student is responsible for all costs.
The library is only able to proctor exams Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Please note: Computers used for online exams will be available for up to three hours.
Please contact the Adult Services Department at 856-234-0333 ext. 4012 or adult@moorestownlibrary.org if you have any questions.
If the Moorestown Library doesn’t have the title you want, let us try to borrow it from another library for you!
The JerseyCat Interlibrary Loan System includes holdings of public, college, school, and special libraries in New Jersey.
To search JerseyCat:
- Enter title, author or subject keywords for desired item
- Select the libraries you would like to search for your item
- Click search
To request an item:
- Once you have located the item you would like to borrow, click on the ILL button and select “Request this item.”
- Fill in your name and telephone number and click “submit.”
Please note: there is a four item limit for interlibrary loans.
The Library Meeting Room is available for use only during those hours when a member of the Library Staff is on duty.
Use of the Meeting Room may be made by any Library group or association; by any Township group; and by any group or association formally organized within the Township for cultural purposes, specifically excluding religious or political organizations and those the nature of whose activities makes the Room unsuitable for their purposes.
Functions in the Meeting Room will be approved according to the following priorities:
- Library-sponsored programs
- Library-related groups
- Township-related groups
- educational programs
- cultural/civic programs
- charitable programs
The Library will not provide any special services such as the setting up of furniture or equipment, nor will the Library provide any equipment (other than the Meeting Room tables, chairs, and access to installed AV equipment). Each organization shall be responsible for setting up the Meeting Room to meet its own requirements, and for returning the Meeting Room to its original condition at the conclusion of the meeting.
No group shall be regularly scheduled for use of the Meeting Room more frequently than once a week. All recurring reservations must be renewed quarterly (Jan. 1, April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1–for the three months following each respective date).
No groups shall be permitted to charge an admission fee, solicit donations or sell any items for profit or charity at any activity in the Meeting Room.
No refreshments may be served without advance permission of the Library Director. There shall be no smoking in the Meeting Room.
A maintenance fee will be charged each group for each Meeting Room use, excepting that Library-sponsored or Library-related groups and Township-related groups will not be charged a maintenance fee. Any groups using the Meeting Room shall be held financially responsible for all damages to Library property which result from the use of the Meeting Room.
Fees for 2024 are as follows:
Meeting Room A (Seats 80)
Price/First 2 Hours $80.00
Each Additional Hour or part thereof $40.00
Meeting Room B (Seats 40)
Price/First 2 Hours $50.00
Each Additional Hour or part thereof $25.00
Meeting Rooms A & B (Seats 120)
Price/First 2 Hours $150.00
Each Additional Hour or part thereof $ 75.00
View Meeting Room Policy | Download Meeting Room Application
To reserve the meeting room, contact Laura Russo in the Township Manager’s office at lrusso@moorestown.nj.us.
Look for items in our collection, place holds or renew items, and access all of our cool apps in one place. You can also register for upcoming programs and check out books yourself right in the app.
Get it for free by looking up Moorestown Library in your app store, scanning the QR code provided, or by selecting any of the links below:
Moorestown Library is now lending mobile hotspots. The Franklin T10 Mobile Hotspot is a 4G enabled, pocket-sized and durable mobile hotspot offering seamless wireless data for up to 15 Wi-Fi enabled devices whenever needed, wherever it goes. Hotspots may be reserved online using our LendingKey webpage (link below) or by calling the Circulation Desk at 856-234-0333.
Know where you’re headed? Check 4G Mobile Hotspot coverage here: T-Mobile 4G Coverage Map
Mobile Hotspot Guidelines:
- Hotspots may be borrowed for up to 14 days by adult library cardholders in good standing.
- Hotspots may be reserved up to 60 days in advance. One reservation can be made every 60 days.
- Each mobile hotspot comes with a carrying case, charging cable, and instructions.
- Hotspots cannot be renewed.
- Hotspots not returned by their due date will be disabled.
- A replacement fee of $75 will be charged for devices that are not returned or are returned damaged.
- Cardholders may cancel a reservation online by clicking the “Login” link at the top right corner of our LendingKey page, emailing circulation@moorestownlibrary.org, or calling the library Circulation Desk (856-234-0333, option 1).
Sponsored by the Friends of the Moorestown Library.
Need a Notary? Moorestown Library can help
The Library’s notaries are not attorneys licensed to practice law and may not give legal advice about immigration or any other legal matter or accept fees for legal advice.
Moorestown Library offers Notary Public Services for the benefit of the residents of our community according to the following guidelines:
- Notary service is not available at the Library for power of attorney, mortgage documents, deeds, wills, living wills, living trusts, codicils or depositions. The Library only provides basic notary services.
- Library Notaries are usually available between 9:30 AM and 4 PM Monday through Friday. However, it is advisable to call before coming to the library (856-234-0333) to be certain that the Notary is available.
- Government issued photo identification (passport, driver’s license, or government-issued, non-driver identification card, which is current or expired no more than three years) is required of any patron seeking Notary Service.
- The Library will not provide witnesses and witnesses may not be solicited from patrons using the Library. The witness must personally know the person whose document is being notarized and must also be able to show valid photo identification.
- Library notaries can only notarize documents in English.
- New Jersey law requires that a Notary and the person seeking notarization be able to communicate directly with each other. Library Notaries communicate in English and are not permitted to make use of a translator to communicate with a Notary Service patron.
- Public documents cannot be copied and notarized. Examples of these are birth certificates, death certificates and marriage certificates.
- In accordance with New Jersey law, Notaries will not provide service if the patron, document or circumstances of the request for Notary Service raise any issue of authenticity, ambiguity, doubt or uncertainty for the Library. In this event, the Library Notary may, at his/her sole discretion, decline to provide Notary Service.
- The library reserves the right to limit the number of signatures and seals/stamps required.
Notary services are free for Moorestown Library cardholders. There is a fee of $2.50 per signature for non-cardholders.
Study Room
Study rooms can be reserved for a maximum of two hours per day, three times per week, up to fourteen days in advance. When not occupied, the rooms are available for walk-in use (sign in at the Adult Reference Desk first.) If the reserver has not arrived within the first 15 minutes of the reservation, the room will become available to other patrons.
Study rooms can be reserved online (link below), in person, or by calling the Reference Desk at 856-234-0333 ext 2. Patrons will be asked to provide their name, email address, and the date and time to reserve the room.
Room requirements:
- Maximum occupancy may not exceed two persons.
- Rooms are not sound-proof and must be used quietly.
- No signs may be posted.
- Patrons reserving the room must be 14 or older.
- Rooms must be vacated by the library’s closing time.
The library reserves the right to assign the study room for library-sponsored programs or meetings.
Do you need help with a personal device or technology? The library is here to help! Please fill out the form below, or call to schedule a one-on-one technology appointment with one of our librarians. All appointments are a maximum of one hour.
Sign up for text messages from the library to get notifications about holds, renewals, and due dates.
Here’s how:
- You must log in to your account (Access Link below) with your name, library card barcode number (without spaces), and PIN (often the last four digits of your phone number).
- Click on My Record
- Click on Contact Information and Preferences
- Under Preferences, select which phone number you want to use for text messages and the carrier you use.
- Scroll down and click Submit Change Request. For assistance, contact the Adult Services Desk at 856-234-0333 ext. 2
Print wirelessly from all mobile devices, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones. You can submit print jobs from home or in the library.
Printing from your laptop or mobile device
- Scan the QR code on the printer (if in the library) or go to print.princh.com and enter the 6-digit printer-ID (106663)
- Upload your document(s) *
- Adjust the settings if needed
- Pay via the Print Release Terminal in the library
* If you want to print something from your email, send it to mobileprint-color@ewprints.com
To get your printouts:
- At the Print Release Station, click Release a Print Job and enter your email address.
- Select the print job(s) you wish to print and click Print.
- A window will pop up with the total cost of the print job(s).
- Deposit money into the coin box and click Pay from Vending Device
- The job(s) will then be released to the printer.
Wireless printing is also available by downloading the free Princh app: