Mamie Doud Eisenhower Library

Well typical library has sections for all. Has free WiFi which is nice. I enjoy how quiet it is very peaceful place to read or just check email with out all the hub bub and noise of a coffer house. Always vet clean and well kept. The bathrooms are very well kept.

The staff is so sweet and the programs they have for kids are wonderful.
Last week I let the staff know my dog had eaten one of the kid’s library books we had checked out. The staff was completely understanding and the «fix» was reasonable.

We have a fantastic library here in Broomfield. It’s much more well laid out than any of the libraries in Jefferson County. Children’s books, new releases, and movies and audio books are downstairs where you enter. Adult and YA books are upstairs, along with magazines and large print. (Mystery and biography also have their own sections.) Staff is friendly and helpful.
The selection of books is rather impressive, with ebooks also available. Check out for books is for 21 days and you can renew books once as long as they aren’t overdue yet. (It is very easy to renew books online.) Fines for overdue books are 10 cents per day; DVDs are much more expensive and have a much shorter check out (a week, I think). If you can’t find what you’re looking for, the Boulder and Louisville libraries are in the same system. Their holdings do show in catalog searches unless you specify otherwise. If you still don’t see what you’re after, the system allows you to search Prospector, the inter library loan system for Colorado and, apparently, Wyoming. Believe me when I say you can find almost any book.
There are several computers upstairs (2 hours of time allowed per day and if you have a library card you get 50 cents towards print jobs, which are 10 cents per page for black and white; color is more expensive, 50 cents I think). Free wifi also available.
The only drawback is that books may be on hold with quite a wait list if they’re popular. (But we have such an awesome library precisely because we have a reading community, so it’s not really a drawback.) They do have a few ‘lucky day’ copies of some popular titles that are not allowed to be held or renewed to help with that. They are also crowded on weekends; don’t come in at 3 pm on Sunday and expect to be certain of jumping on a computer or having a chair. Better to arrive when they open both Saturday and Sunday. No crowds on weeknights though.

Nice quiet hometown feel library. Good for doing homework. They also have private rooms that you can reserve for two hours at a time. But this place, much like any other library can be overrun by homeless people. Especially at times of bad weather. Good over all.

Big and Beautiful Library. Amazing staff. The building is abuzz with people all the time. LOTS of activities and volunteering opportunities for tweens and teens. I love going to this Library!

If you live in Broomfield, you probably already know how awesome your library is. As a visitor though, I was very impressed. The wireless is quick and easy to use, the staff eager to help you and the environment welcomes use and relaxation. They show films, offer storytime and have book groups all of types and kinds!
One stop shopping for research, databases, events, wireless and leisure reading! It’s a beautiful building humming with activity. Despite the large lot, parking was still a challenge which I find to be a testament to it’s usefulness. If you are in Broomfield, it’s worth a visit!