In order to ensure constructive use of library facilities, materials, and services, as well as the personal comfort of all patrons, the SKFL Board of Trustees has established the following rules for use:

1. Library patrons must comply with all library policies and local, state, and federal laws.
2. Misconduct such as the use of foul or threatening language and gestures, public drunkenness, alcohol, tobacco, or drug usage, sale or exchange of alcohol, tobacco, or drugs, running, pushing, fighting, stalking, soliciting, loitering, littering and other behavior deemed offensive by library staff will result in expulsion from the library and suspension of library privileges.
3. Staff and patrons are expected to treat all members of the community with respect and civil decorum. Harassment of staff and/or library patrons by a library patron will not be tolerated.
4. The library assumes no responsibility for the care and supervision of children. Parents or caregivers must supervise the behavior of their children. Additionally, children under the age of 10 must be supervised at all times.
5. Patrons shall not be permitted to enter the library without footwear or without a shirt or other covering of their upper bodies. Patrons shall maintain a generally acceptable standard of personal hygiene.
6. The Children’s Room of the library is for the exclusive use of parents/guardians and their children or adults using resources which are only available in that area.
7. Library materials must be returned on time and in good condition. Overdue materials deprive others in need of those materials.
8. A library patron who vandalizes, steals, or damages any library material, equipment or building components will forfeit all library privileges and will be subject to financial liability for damages.
9. Soliciting money, donations, signatures, and/or distribution of unauthorized materials is prohibited at SKFL.

SKFL staff will be respectful of all library guests, and will enforce the Patron Code of Conduct Policy to ensure that the Library is preserved for the purposes for which it is intended while protecting the safety of both staff and patrons.