
Clarkston Independence District Library
The Clarkston Independence District Library (CIDL) serves the residents of Clarkston and Independence Township, Michigan, providing a wide array of services, programs, and resources for all age groups, including children, teens, adults, and business professionals. This public library offers an extensive collection that includes books, eBooks, early literacy kits, board games, and access to various databases for research purposes. In addition to borrowing physical and digital materials, patrons can engage in numerous library events such as storytimes, book groups, battle of the books, summer reading programs, teen advisory groups, and an anime club. CIDL also emphasizes support for individuals with sensory sensibilities or invisible disabilities, ensuring an inclusive environment. It is certified by KultureCity, a non-profit organization focused on sensory inclusivity. The library's services extend beyond lending and include copying, scanning, faxing, wireless printing, maker equipment access (including 3D printing and more), meeting and study rooms, notary services, technology training, homebound book delivery, and exam proctoring. The library also provides special programs and resources for business owners and professionals, such as market research reports, lead generation tools, online employee training, business counseling, and company profiles.
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Certifies this venue as Sensory Inclusive, with trained staff and sensory bags — noise-reducing headphones, fidget tools — on request.
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