About Del City Library
In 1958, the Del City Library opened at 3644 SE 15. In 1965, it joined the Metropolitan Library System and in 1966, it moved to its current quarters in the Del City Community Center at 4509 SE 15. In 2012, the citizens of Del City approved a sales tax initiative that will be used, in part, to fund a new library. Del City Library serves a diverse population from all over the metropolitan area and circulates more than 230,000 items annually.
Book drop: East side of library.
Contact Information
4509 SE 15th Street
Del City, OK
73115
Phone: (405) 672-1377
Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 6pm
Services
- Technology
- Public use computers with internet access and printing capabilities
- Mobile and offsite printing
- Free WiFi
- Color copy machine with outbound fax and scan capability
- Collection
- Self-Serve holds shelf and self-check machine
- Catalog computers dedicated to searching only Metro Library’s collection
- Library staff who can provide assistance locating information, using print and electronic sources and provide readers’ advisory
- Place and pick up interlibrary loan requests
- Tours and instruction in use of library resources (by appointment)
- Miscellaneous
- Display case for community use (by reservation)
- Spaces
- Meeting rooms - Free (call 672-1377 for reservations)
Upcoming Events
Library Closed
Library Closed
123! Play with Me! is a four-week series for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, parents, and caregivers. Fun and play-based, this program provides an environment rich with toys, books, and art activities and an opportunity for families to spend time together, make new friends, and talk one-on-one with early childhood and family support specialists.
123! Play with Me! is a four-week series for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, parents, and caregivers. Fun and play-based, this program provides an environment rich with toys, books, and art activities and an opportunity for families to spend time together, make new friends, and talk one-on-one with early childhood and family support specialists.