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Meeting Rooms

There are three meeting rooms available for public use within the library. If you wish to reserve one of the meeting rooms, please click here to fill out an online request, or print and return a completed application (PDF) to the library.

This year the FLPL, through a LSTA grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, has completed an upgrade to the audio and video technology in the Conference and Board rooms. All meeting rooms now have the capability to host teleconferencing meetings. Special thank you to IMLS for their support of our Library.

 

Learn more about our Meeting Room Policies and Fees.

 

 

 

Board Room

 

* Upon request at the time of application.

Some equipment may be subject to a non-refundable usage fee.

 

 

Conference Room

* Upon request at the time of application.

Some equipment may be subject to a non-refundable usage fee.

 

Reading Room

  • Approximately  54' x 19'  (with 12.5' corridor separating two larger areas)    

  • Fits a group of 30 or less comfortably

  • 4 Portable Tables and 28 conference chairs  (room for a few more chairs if necessary)

  • 6 Upholstered Chairs and 3 Coffee Tables

  • Dry Erase Board

  • Projection equipment*

* Upon request at the time of application.

Some equipment may be subject to a non-refundable usage fee.

 


This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services [LS-253612-OLS-23]
 
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