Birchard Public Library


Birchard Public Library and its branches are voter registration locations. The applications are available at every library Circulation Desk. These forms can be filled out at the blibrary or at home. No identification is required to register, however, to vote an individual must be a resident of Ohio for at least 30 days, and registered to vote at least 30 days before the election. Through the site MyOhioVote.com, you can register online, change your address, find a polling location and more. MyOhioVote.com SANDUSKY COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 2020 Countryside Dr. Fremont, OH 43420 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Monday thru Friday) Telephone: (419) 334-6180 Fax: (419) 334-6184 Web site link E-mail: sandusky@sos.state.oh.us Map of 2020 Countryside Dr Fremont, OH 43420-9574, US	Golden Buckeye Card applications are available at the Circulation Desk. In order to complete the application, patrons must provide the staff with identification to verify age of 60 or older, or documentation of a disability. Patron will receive the top portion of the application to use as a temporary card until the permanent card is sent. Golden Buckeye Program
	Project READ Adult Literacy Services Vanguard-Sentinel Career Centers Adult Education 1220 Cedar St., Suite B Fremont, OH 43420 Phone:419-334-6901, Ext. 4701 Fax: 419-334-5696 Email: projectread@vsctc.org Since 1986, Birchard Public Library has worked with other public libraries and Vanguard-Sentinel Adult Career Center to offer Project READ, which provides adults in Sandusky, Seneca and Ottawa counties with free reading tutoring and help with English for speakers of other languages. Any resident age 18 or older may participate, either as a student or a tutor. Students – Students meet with Project READ staff to complete a reading assessment. If the student reads below a 5th grade level, he or she is paired with a trained volunteer tutor who meets with them once or twice a week. Students learn to read, write, and spell using materials designed for adult learners. Tutors – Volunteers from the community are trained to provide appropriate tutoring. Volunteers meet with a student once or twice a week at times and places convenient to both. All volunteers must be high school graduates and successfully complete the training provided. All potential students and tutors should call 419-334-6901, Ext. 4701 for more information. (In Sandusky County, Project READ is partially funded by The United Way.) Reading Lab Option Because interested students may have to wait until an appropriate tutor becomes available, Project READ offers a free computer-assisted reading lab at some locations. No computer experience is necessary. Please call the Project READ office for more information.
Access to the IRS website, state tax and local tax websites is available on library computers. Forms can be printed from those sites at 10 cents per page. FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL TAX WEBSITES Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Ohio Department of Taxation (State and School District Income Tax) Municipal Income Tax Forms & Information Fremont City Income Tax (RITA) Village of Gibsonburg Income Tax Village of Green Springs Income Tax FOR ACCESS TO OTHER STATE TAX WEBSITES Federation of Tax Administrators WEBSITES FOR TAX PREPARATION SOFTWARE Note: there may be a cost to download or purchase software or to eFile. CompleteTax (CCH Inc.) eSmart Tax (Liberty Tax Service) Ohio Benefit Bank Self-Serve Edition Free for Ohio residents with family income less than $60,000 TaxACT (2nd Story Software) H & R Block At Home TurboTax (Intuit)