How to Get a Card:
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Patrons must show a current/valid picture ID to receive a library card.
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Effective January 1, 2020, library patrons
living outside the City
limits will be asked to pay $25 for an annual membership or $15 for a
six-month membership to support Library operations. City residents,
who support the library through property tax, are eligible for a library
card at no additional charge.
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Kids and teenagers may apply for their own
cards (there is no minimum age). However, a parent or guardian must sign
their child’s registration card and must
present the signed card in person to the library. Parents must show a
current/valid picture ID. Parents or guardians are responsible for
all
materials checked out by their children.
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Children and teens have access to the internet when they get their own card.
Parents, please add your child's name to your card if you do not want
your child to have internet access.
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If the address on the ID is incorrect, the
patron is required to show additional proof of residency, such as a
lease, bank statement, insurance card, or water bill.
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Patrons may have a delay of up to 48 hours to receive their new library card.
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Replacement of a lost card results in a fee of $1.00.
Loan Periods:
All materials circulate for three weeks and the library is fine-free. Patrons may renew materials in person, over the phone
(512-332-8880), or online by logging into their account.
Materials may be renewed twice as long as there is not a person waiting
to get the material. Materials may be returned inside the library
during business hours. The outside book drop is open 24 hours a day and
is located on the east side of the library.