The Milton Public Library provides the community with materials, programs and services to support and encourage informal learning. Special emphasis is placed on providing a collection of popular materials and meeting the information needs of the public by providing a link to other sources.

Library services include:

• website 
• information services
• lending of books, large print materials, video games and DVDs, audiobooks, energy meters, Conservation Halton Park passes and Ontario Parks Seasonal day-use permits
• lending of Cognitive Care Kits for individuals living with a cognitive impairment like dementia; contain up to ten unique, dementia-friendly activities such as games, workbooks, puzzles, and various prepared activities (appointment required)
• sports equipment lending
• Library of things
• downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
• online electronic databases of full-text journals
• programs for adults, teens, and children from age 6 months and up
• public computers with Internet access and office applications
• free wireless connectivity
• Book Clubs for adults and teens
• information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, and government services and programs
• Region of Halton water testing drop-off site

The library catalogue is available on the web. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts. Check website for details

Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold

• Mon-Thu 9:30 am-9 pm, Fri-Sun 9:30 am-5 pm
• Library Board meets on the third Wed of the month from Sep to Jun

No restrictions

• application required for library card
• first time borrowers for 'Cognitive care kits' must schedule an appointment by emailing carekits@mpl.on.ca to meet with a dementiability-trained librarian

• late fees apply
• no membership charge for people who live, work or go to school in Milton
• all others are required to pay an annual non-resident fee
• free, limited reciprocal borrowing privileges are available to Hamilton and Wellington County residents