Accessibility Services
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Cary Library affirms its commitment to making its services and website accessible to all users. We have the following available to patrons; please ask for assistance at any public desk.
Print Disabilities or Visual Impairment
- Large print material for all ages.
- Audio and eAudio books for all ages.
- Merlin Full HD Video Magnifier.
- Handheld magnifying glasses available at all service desks.
- Page magnifying sheets available at all service desks.
- Wheelchair accessible library catalog computer with large print keyboard on each floor.
- A collection of non-prescription reading glasses available for use in the library’s Reading Room.
- Trueflix and Bookflix eResources that contain read along features.
- Priority Seating for programs.
Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- Induction Loop and Assistive Listening System in the Large Meeting Room and Living Room programming spaces.
- Portable Assistive listening system for residents to borrow for use outside the library.
- Volume controls on all public internet computers.
- Headphones for use in the library.
- Closed Captioning in all our virtual programs.
- Priority Seating for programs.
Physical Disabilities
- Door-to-Door delivery service for those unable to get to the library.
- Digitization of materials: the Worthen Collection, Lexington Minuteman, Lexington High School Yearbooks and many more of our research collections online are available from home.
- Wheelchair accessible library catalog with large print keyboard on each floor.
- Mobile Checkout app.
Accessibility Features of Our Building
- Accessible parking in our parking lot as well as accessible street spaces on Clarke Street next to the building.
- Ramp entrance at Massachusetts Avenue.
- Ramps and an elevator in the building.
Neurodiversity, Learning Disorders, Cognitive, and Developmental Disabilities
- Large print materials for all ages.
- Audio- and eAudio books.
- Literacy collection includes books with high interest topics but lower reading levels.
- Bookflix: Online literacy resource that pairs classic video storybooks with related nonfiction ebooks to build a love of reading and learning. Also includes a read along feature.
- Trueflix: Online resource that pairs nonfiction ebooks with short videos on the topic. Also includes a read along feature.