The Collection Library collections for adults and juveniles include fiction and non-fiction books, magazines, newspapers, videos, audio-books, tapes, CD's and reference materials. We also have a large print adult book collection. Databases include EBSCO magazine index, FirstSearch, Social Issues Researcher (SIRS), and NoveList, . Reference Service is available in person, by telephone at (630)653-7599 or by email at wfdstaff@winfield.lib.il.us.  Interlibrary Loan is available to Winfield Patrons who need access to library materials not available in the Winfield Library. Materials will be sent to the Winfield Library and can then be checked out. View our ILL Policy Talking books are available free upon request. Qualified people may receive a free cassette machine though the Library's Blind and Physically Handicapped program. Details available at the desk. Microfilm of Winfield newspapers are available back to 1947. Storytime for children ages two to five years runs throughout the year. Summer Reading Programs for children ages 2 to 12 are offered every year in June and July. A young adult/adult program is also offered.

Reserves on materials are taken at the circulation desk, by telephone or online through the Online Materials Request Form. Renewals will be taken over the phone unless the material is overdue or someone else is waiting for the item. A Meeting Room is available to the public for non-profit meetings at no charge. Ask at the desk for more information. Tours of the library and a demonstration of the computer catalog are available on request. Bookdrops are located in the back of the building next to the stairs. All materials may be returned in the bookdrops. Tax Forms are available at no charge or a small copying fee. Teen Team for young adults entering 7th grade and up is active during the summer. Homebound Delivery will be provided to Winfield patrons upon request. Voter Registration is available in the library. Two forms of identification are required. Other Services include a computer catalog, large print books, public computers, a typewriter, 7 public Internet workstations, 3 computer work stations dedicated to Family Literacy.