If your library catalog includes information about community organizations, events, and services, you can search for community information just as you search for books and other materials.
To search using the Community Keyword search
A Community Keyword search looks in the community profiles database for matches to your word or words (in any order).
You can type a part of a word and use the wildcard (*) character to represent the remainder of a word. For example, if you type boy*, you might find boy scouts, boyfriend, and boys and girls clubs.
For example, you can limit your search to events or people.
. The search results list shows all the community records that matched your search. Hover the cursor over the community icon (desktop computer) or tap the icon (touchscreen device) to see more information, or select the record name to see more details. View a map showing the location of an organization or event - When you select an organization or event in your search results, the detailed information may include a Map It option. Select Map It to see a map showing the location of the organization or event.
You can browse a community information index for items of interest. For example, you can type just the first few letters of an organization’s name and then browse the organization index. To do a community browse search:
. The results list displays the index headings. Select <<Previous 10 Listings or Next 10 Listings>> to browse through the index.