Contact Information
4330 SE 15th Street
Del City, OK
73115
Phone: (405) 672-1377
About Del City Library
Library service in Del City predates the formation of the Metropolitan Library System. In 1958, the original library opened at 3644 SE 15. In 1965, it joined the Metropolitan Library System and in 1966, it moved to the Del City Community Center at 4509 SE 15. In 2012, the citizens of Del City approved a sales tax initiative to cover (along with other things) the cost of building a new library. Ground was broken on the new building in 2019, and in 2021, after 55 years in the Del City Community Center, the library opened in its new, state-of-the-art, standalone location at 4330 SE 15.
The Del City Library offers a broad array of services, including public access computers, free Wi-Fi, copy/scan/fax/printing services, unique computer stations in the children’s area designed for use by parents with small children, programs and events for all ages, and a robust local collection of physical materials for all interests and tastes. Additionally, the library features two study rooms and two large meeting rooms that can be booked and used by the public.
Book drop: Drive-up return located on the east side, inset into the wall, accessible by driving around the back of the building.
Public transit:
- EMBARK bus route 015 (click here for route map) NOTE: This route only runs Mondays through Fridays.
- Closest bus stop: Tinker Diagonal @ S Sooner Rd (NOTE: 21-minute walk to library from stop)
Services
- Public use computers with 60-minute internet access and printing capabilities
- An express computer with 15-minute internet access and printing capabilities
- Mobile and offsite printing
- Free Wi-Fi
- Color copy machine with free outbound faxing (to U.S. numbers only) and scanning capability
- Chromebooks (available to check out on a first-come, first-served basis)
- Wi-Fi hotspots (available to check out; holds can be placed in our catalog)
- Self-serve holds shelf and self-check machine
- Catalog computers dedicated to searching the 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 the use of library resources (by appointment)
- Experience Passes for the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, the Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma Banjo Museum, and the Museum of Osteology that are first-come, first-served
- Study rooms - Free (reservation required)
- Meeting rooms - Rented for a cost (reservation required)
Technology
Collection
Spaces
Hours of Operation
Please check the top of this page for notices impacting our hours of operation or services offered.
Friday: 9am - 6pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 1pm - 6pm
Curbside Hours
Monday - Friday: 1pm - 6pm
Saturday: 1pm - 5pm
Sunday: 1pm - 6pm
Upcoming Events
Asian American Pacific Islander Month- Family Take Home Kit
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month celebrates Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States.
Celebrate with this take home kit that will include several crafts that represent Asian and Pacific Islanders.
The OKC Mobile Market offers fresh produce to residents of Oklahoma County at no cost. We know that access to fresh fruit and vegetables is a barrier for many folks in the community, not only due to food deserts, but also the rising cost of food.
Looking for clues as to your ancestry? Come put our genealogical databases and print resources through their paces to learn about the places and faces of your family's past. Our resident Genealogical genius will give you the tools which you need to branch out your family tree for free.
Kintsugi is the centuries-old Japanese art of mending broken ceramics with gold. This technique reminds us to embrace flaws and imperfections—highlighting our cracks and repairs.
Disclaimer(s)
Be Advised: This program may be photographed and/or videotaped for publicity purposes.
By Attending, you consent: To the use of your voice and likeness in future publicity uses that contain content from this event. If you do not wish to be on camera, please let us know.
For more information visit our Photography & Video Disclaimer
Do you love to read but just don't have the time for a formal book club? Join us for a new quarterly event with material chosen by you and your fellow readers! Del City Library Room A. Sunday 4:30 to 5:30.
Do you need help with job applications? Unemployment benefits? SNAP Benefits? Finding a place to live? Affordable healthcare or more? Visit our OU social work students and DHS Embedded Worker for help!
Join professor and author Jim Willis for a reading from his new book, Tinkertown, a blended p
Adventure awaits at the Del City Library! Join us every Monday for in-person Dungeons & Dragons. Teens of all skill levels are welcome and all materials are provided.
This program is for all teens ages 12-18.