Brother ScanNCut

Photo of Scan N Cut

Description

The Brother ScanNCut is an electric cutting machine. It can be used to cut materials such as paper, fabric, vinyl, foam, and felt from a digital project file or scan. The maximum workspace size is 12” x 24”.   

Reservation time: 1 hour 

Makerspace

Contact the Makerspace(510) 583-2108 | Email

How Do I Make a Reservation?

Find the piece of equipment you'd like to use below and click on the link to make a reservation for that equipment.

Board Game Collection

How do I borrow a game?

  • Find games at the Downtown Library or Curbie
  • Borrow up to 3 games at a time
  • Keep them for 28 days
  • Games cannot be renewed
  • Holds may not be placed on games

How do I return a game?

  • Return games at the Customer Service Desk during open hours
  • Games may not be returned in the return slots
  • Remember to count the pieces before returning a game

Library Strategic Plan: Priorities

  1. Education & Literacy: All residents are literate, and their educational and personal goals are supported.

Education and literacy are foundational purposes of public libraries, and HPL excels at accomplishing these core activities. HPL’s storytime, homework help centers, and adult reader programs are all highly regarded. These programs provide essential support to various age groups and foster reading skills and learning from an early age through adulthood.

Library Strategic Plan: Design & Highlights

This plan articulates HPL’s vision for the future and how we will deploy our resources to achieve our vision over the next five years. It aims to sustain the Library’s existing strengths while fostering thoughtful innovation for the future. Having this plan will align our team and external stakeholders so we can more efficiently deploy our limited resources.

Below is the strategy’s framework and how the various components will work together to help us achieve our vision:

Library Strategic Plan

Library Director's Foreword

Five years ago, on a beautiful September day, and to the pounding of taiko drums, our 21st Century Library & Community Learning Center opened its doors. The building was not even complete, but we had the essentials - books, computers, water, and restrooms - so what was holding us back? Nothing! Hayward was delighted and, thus, started a 5-year love affair between our community and the gorgeous Downtown Library, as it is popularly and affectionately called.