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Library Cards
New Residential Card
Adult and Juvenile
Two pieces of mail, no older than 60 days, are required for residency.
One photo ID is also required.
Be physically present at the library.
Call the front desk to arrange curbside library card arrangements.
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Library cards are valid for three years. After three years, bring your card to the library for renewal. Cards are required for in-person services.
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For Juvenile (patrons under 18) cards, the mail and photo ID must belong to the parent or guardian and both, the parent/guardian and juvenile, must be present at time of card creation.
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New Non-Residents Cards
Adult
Juvenile
Non-resident cards fee is $76 per year using the state formula.
Non-resident fees cover the cost of all the cards in the single household.
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Two pieces of mail, no older than 60 days, are required for residency.
One photo ID is also required.
Be physically present at the library.
Call the front desk to arrange curbside library card arrangements.
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Library cards are valid for one year. After one year, bring your card to the library for renewal. Cards are required for in-person services.​​
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We offer free library cards for non-resident juveniles through Illinois' Card for Kids program.
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Cards must be used by Juvenile and cannot be used by parent. Juvenile must be present at time of check-out.
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For Juvenile (patrons under 18) cards, the mail and photo ID must belong to the parent or guardian and both, the parent/guardian and juvenile, must be present at time of card creation.​
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Library cards are valid for one year. After one year, bring your card to the library for renewal. Cards are required for in-person services.
Library Card Renewals
Resident and Non-Resident
Two pieces of mail, no older than 60 days, are required for residency.*
One photo ID is also required.
Be physically present at the library.
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Call the front desk to arrange curbside library card arrangements.
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For Juvenile (patrons under 18) card renewals, the mail and ID must be of the parent or guardian and both, the parent/guardian and juvenile, must be present at time of renewal.
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*Non-Resident card renewals do not need the two pieces of mail
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Lost Library Cards
We recommend calling the library to report lost cards so that no one can use the lost card. Card holders are responsible for all fees or fines that are on lost cards.
Replacement cards are $5.00
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Two pieces of mail, no older than 60 days.
One photo ID is also required.
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Call the front desk to arrange curbside library card arrangements.​