Library Services
Library Services at 94 years
As the 94 years of service to the Electra community have rolled by, the library has been a place of change with each passing year. Technology and publishing modernization have greatly improved the very core of what we perceive to be the heart of the library. Rapid production of printed materials-books, magazines, pamphlets-make items available more quickly than before. Through the advancement in technologies and delivery options small-town libraries are able to be as up to date as any large city library. Through the ever evolving advancement of the technology age to library patrons all kinds of possibilities have been made available
by just accessing the internet.
The Electra Public Library provides an array of services on a daily basis to children and adults. They include:
| The Texas Room: Myrtle Russell Memorial | Magazines & Newspapers |
| Books, DVD's, & Audio Books | Genealogy Study Group and Research |
| Dink Robb Children's Library | Public Computers with Internet Access plus public WiFi access with no password required. |
| Public Fax Machine | Black and White & Color Printers/Scanners |
| Large Print Books | Interlibrary Loan program |
| Storytime | Library webpage with a electronic card catalog |
| Summer Reading Program | Texshare Program |
| North Texas Digital Consortium for E-books (22 library members) | Wii gaming console plus games to play in the library. |
