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Using the Library
Using the Library
Get a Library Card
Get a Library Card
You must apply in person.
Provide 2 (two) forms of ID.
Fill out our short application (PDF) >
Computers and Internet
Computers and Internet
You pay for what you print.
Black and white copies 25¢ each
Color copies $1.50 each
Computer and Internet Use
Computer and Internet Use
We may be able to give limited guidance but hands-on, one-on-one help is beyond the scope of our purpose. Always ask for assistance when you need it.
Computer sessions typically last for 30 minutes. However, we may grant longer sessions in special education or employment related cases.
Children under the age of 14 may not use the computer without direct supervision at all times by a parent or in charge person. Children under the age of 18 MUST HAVE a Computer Use Policy form signed by a parent or legal guardian.
You must sign in on the computer log sheet before using the computer.
View our computer use policy agreement (PDF) >
Books, Info & More
Books, Info & More
Search the Okemah Library and beyond.
Borrowing from Other Libraries
Borrowing from Other Libraries
Not finding the book, audio or other items from the library? We may be able to borrow the item from another library. Ask us about our Inter Library Loan service.
Benson Family Media Center
Benson Family Media Center
The Benson Family Media Center is located in the former building for the Presbyterian Church in Noble Park. The building was originally built in 1911 and with the support of the Benson Family, Friends of the Okemah Library and other community members has been restored and converted into a beautiful media center for the Okemah community.
The media center offers:
6 public computers
2 AWE learning children's computers
3 public printers with wireless printing capability
Free WiFi
Chromebooks available for in house use
A telehealth booth for virtual doctor appointments
There are also free meeting rooms available for the public, and a Digital Navigator to assist community members with technology and online applications.
Stop by the Community Resources table for brochures with local community assistance information.
Any questions? Contact Us
Benson Media Center
202 S. 3rd Street
Okemah, OK 74859
918-623-7242
Okemah Telehealth Booth
Okemah Telehealth Booth
Okfuskee County residents can use the Okemah Telehealth Booth at the Benson Media Center to meet virtually with out-of-town doctors.
The ADA-compliant kiosk is sterilized between sessions and includes the following features:
High-speed internet
Computer
Video-conferencing equipment
Blood pressure machines
Heart-rate monitors
Pulse oximeters
Thermometers
Scales
High-tech maternity stethoscope
There are HEPA filters and specialized lighting for sterilization. The kiosk also has white noise machines, blurred glass, and locks for privacy.
For questions or to book a telehealth appointment, contact the Benson Family Media Center at 918-716-9032.
This project is made possible by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the American Rescue Plan Act, administered by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. However, the opinions expressed by a grant supported outside agent do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of ODL or IMLS, and no official endorsement by those entities should be inferred.
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