Computer and Internet AccessComputers for public use are available at all branches of the library. Bookings of up to one hour may be made (with a limit of three hours per day).

Requests for both individual items (published more than twelve months ago and not available in the collection) and for Multicultural Language Boxes in certain languages can be made at any branch of the Central Coast Library Service, for a set fee.

To ensure everyone has access to a good read, our Mobile Library visits selected community stops across the Central Coast to connect and engage communities unable to readily access branch libraries.

The objective of the Collection Management Guidelines is to outline the development and management of the collections of the Central Coast Library Service and to ensure that the community of the Central Coast Local Government Area (LGA) is provided access to a current and relevant library service which meets their needs now and into the future.This document is for the use of Central Coast Library Service staff and will be available for viewing by other interested parties.

How does it work?The Home Library Service delivers and exchanges library items to eligible Library Members on a regular basis. Who is eligible?This free service is for members who are unable to visit their local library in person, either temporarily or permanently.

There are a number of meeting rooms and hall facilities available for hire through Central Coast Library Service.

Council ServicesA range of Council services can be accessed in person at Erina, Lake Haven and Woy Woy.

Central Coast libraries have a variety of literacy programs for children and youth of all ages. Our early literacy preschool programs run during school term only.

Our libraries continue to evolve with extended services for those wishing to access services outside of branch opening hours.Library Reservation LockersCollect reservations at a time convenient to you with our 24/7 self-service lockers.