Accessibility

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Welcome

Sno-Isle Libraries is committed to providing equitable access to knowledge and resources for all members of our community. We want to make it easier for customers with disabilities to enjoy everything Sno-Isle Libraries has to offer across our public spaces, devices, materials, and more. This is your gateway to access accessibility services that can improve your library experience.

If you have an accommodation need, concern, or question, please email accessibility@sno-isle.org. You can also request a sign language interpreter.

Available at All Locations

Accessibility at Sno-Isle Libraries

General

  • Service animals are welcome.
  • Accessible parking spaces.
  • Books by mail.
  • Contact-free pickup.
  • All digital titles are automatically returned on their due dates.
  • Self-checkout.
  • Our Accommodation Program offers longer check-out & holds pick-up times.
  • Authorized users may pick up items on your behalf.
  • Staff are happy to assist you in any way that we can.
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Blind & Low Vision

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Deaf & Hard of Hearing

  • Staff are happy to assist you through any means of communication including TTY (teletypewriter), MRC (message relay center), or an interpreter.
  • Sign Language interpreters are available for events.
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Limited Mobility

  • Accessible parking spaces.
  • Authorized users may pick up items on your behalf.
  • Most desktop computers are wheelchair-accessible. Additionally, laptops are available for checkout.
  • Wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
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Neurodivergent

  • Desktop computers have accessible software including On Screen Keyboard.
  • Photos of all libraries are available on their individual location pages to help plan your visit.
  • All libraries have computer keyboard(s) with larger keys & typeface & strong color contrast.
  • All digital titles are automatically returned on their due dates.
  • Self-checkout.
  • Sensory Kits available at all libraries with items designed to calm or engage those with sensory challenges.

Available at Your Community Library

Accessibility Features by Location

We provide accessibility information for all of our locations to help you prepare for your visit. Select your community library for location-specific accessibility information.

Self-service

Self-service library options

Learn about self-service options available at select library locations.

Contact-free Pickup

Contact-free Pickup Phone Numbers

Sno-Isle Libraries is proud to continue to offer contact-free pickup for our customers' convenience and safety. Simply place your hold as usual then:

  1. When your items are ready for pickup, you will receive an email and/or phone call.
  2. Call the pickup notification number for your library.
  3. Staff will ask for your name and contact information or library card number.
  4. Staff will check materials out to you and instruct you on how to pick up your materials.
  5. Take home and enjoy!

Arlington Library 360-651-7174
Brier Library 360-651-7176
Camano Island Library 360-651-7173
Clinton Library 360-651-7178
Coupeville Library 360-651-7179
Darrington Library 360-651-7180
Edmonds Library 425-771-1933
Freeland Library 360-651-7182
Granite Falls Library 360-691-6087
Lake Stevens Library 360-651-7184
Lakewood / Smokey Point Library 360-651-7186
Langley Library 360-651-7185

Lynnwood Library 360-651-7187
Mariner Library 360-651-7190
Marysville Library 360-651-7188
Mill Creek Library 360-651-7189
Monroe Library 360-651-7192
Mountlake Terrace Library 360-651-7193
Mukilteo Library 360-651-7194
Oak Harbor Library 360-651-7195
Snohomish Library 360-651-7196
Stanwood Library 360-651-7197
Sultan Library 360-651-7198

Online Resources

Sno-Isle Libraries offers a wide variety of online resources. Many of our online resources contain features for accessibility.

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Ebooks & Digital Audiobooks

  • Overdrive and Libby feature a reading interface tailored to screen readers, keyboard shortcuts, zoom features, typographic controls including the OpenDyslexic font, and more. For more information, see Overdrive & Accessibility.
  • hoopla are working towards WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility compliance and continuously improving their services. If you have any questions or feedback for hoopla, please contact them at closedcaptions@hoopladigital.com.

Movies & TV

  • hoopla are working towards WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility compliance and continuously improving their services. If you have any questions or feedback for hoopla, please contact them at closedcaptions@hoopladigital.com.
  • Kanopy is compatible with screen readers and keyboard navigation. Closed captions and transcripts are available. If captions are not available, contact Kanopy and captions will be made available in 3-4 days. Learn more at Kanopy's accessibility statement.

Online Learning

Research

Services

Request a Sign Language Interpreter

Sign Language interpreters are available for library events. Please provide at least two week's notice for your request.

Bookmobile

The Bookmobile provides library service to communities and customers who may face barriers to library access.
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Accommodation Program

Our accommodation program includes a longer check-out period & holds pick-up time for those facing barriers to accessing the library.

Remote printing

Learn more about remote printing at your library. Card holders get a weekly print credit of $7 for all your printing needs!

Discover

Washington Talking Book & Braille Library

Discover free resources available for access to information and reading materials for Washington residents unable to read standard print.

Large Print Books

Browse large print titles for all ages and genres. See new releases, staff picks and more.

Hearing Deaf Voices

These books tell the tales of different members of the Deaf community and share their experiences, struggles and triumphs.

Disabled Poetry

Poetry written by disabled poets with both visible and invisible disabilities.

Contact Us

Have a question or suggestion? Email us at accessibility@sno-isle.org, call us at 360-651-7000, or chat with us Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Request a Sign Language interpreter.

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