• A valid picture ID with your current address on it. This could include:
• A driver's license or state ID
• A passport
• A military ID
• A resident alien card (green card)
• Other government issued IDs, see staff for details

If your picture ID does not have your current address, bring it anyway, along with one of the following:

• A utility bill received within the last two months
• Business or legal correspondence with a mechanically generated address label
• Printed checks with your current address on them
• Pay check or stub
• Lease agreement
• Any post office generated change of address sticker

What you do

• Fill out the library card application
• It is free to get your first library card. If you need to replace a lost card, the replacement fee is 1.00.

Getting your child a library card

• To get your child a library card, you, as parent or legal guardian, will fill out a children's application and show identification as listed above. A child can have a card at any age, but the child must be present in order to receive one.

Enjoy all the books, music, movies, computer access and more that your new library card provides!