He or she is asked to complete a Book Reconsideration Form, which is to be submitted to the Board of Trustees. The Board and the librarian will then reexamine the book, and answer the complaint with reasons cited from library policy statements. The librarian may loan books to other libraries in the state for use of their members without charge, subject to the rules and regulations of the Windsor Public Library. Such libraries shall be held responsible for the safe return of the books so loaned. Censorship Materials of the required quality, serving the purposes of the library, and relating to an existing need or interest, will not be removed from the collection because of pressure by groups of individuals expressing disapproval.
Children have free access to all library materials.
It is deemed the responsbility of parents to determine what their children, an only their own children, may read. The selection of materials will not be restricted by the possibility that young people may obtain materials which their parents consider inappropriate. This form should be completed in full and submitted to the librarian, who will refer it to the Board of Trustees with a recommendation for appropriate action. All members of the Windsor Public Library may borrow books for a period of two weeks, renewable for another two weeks with the consent of the librarian at the desk. Local educators may borrow books for classroom use for a month at the discretion of the librarian.