Cicero NOPL

NOPL Administration

8686 Knowledge Lane
Cicero, NY 13039

Telephone: (315) 699-2534
Fax: (315) 699-2301

www.nopl.org

Fines & Fees at NOPL Locations

• Completely fine free
• Fees still charged for lost items
• NOPL’s Unusual Items Collection will incur late fines, all other items will not.

From 1890 to 1892, Cicero’s first public library was housed in Melville Jackson’s General Store. It was succeeded in 1924 by a library located in the village school. Cicero finally got a building dedicated to library use in 1939 when a facility on Rt. 11 was constructed at a cost of $1,700. In 1978, an endowment by Roy Pickard financed a very welcome addition. The library was then called the Roy Pickard Cicero Free Library until it became a NOPL library in 1996. In July 1999, NOPL at Cicero opened its new building at Cicero Commons in Cicero.

Services available include public computers, color printing, copy/scan/fax, notary public, reservable meeting and study rooms, EV charging stations, and homebound delivery.