FAQs

How do I get a library card for my child?: Children age five and older can get a library card. A parent or guardian can get a library card for their child with a photo ID and signature. Apply for a librar ycard.

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Children and Teens

1. How do I get a library card for my child?: Children age five and older can get a library card. A parent or guardian can get a library card for their child with a photo ID and signature. Apply for a librar ycard.

2. How many books can I check out?: You may have up to 100 items charged to your card at one time.

3. Can I leave my child unattended at the library?

We try to make the library a welcoming place, but it is important to remember that all library buildings are public buildings, with people coming and going all day. Library staff is not responsible for children who may be at the library by themselves. Children age 8 or under must be in the immediate presence of a parent, sibling or caregiver or other responsible person age 16 or older at all times while on library property. Children between the ages of 9 and 11 must have a parent, sibling or caregiver or other responsible person age 16 or older in the library building at all times.

Child Safety Policy.

Child Safty Policy

4. Can our group get a tour of the library?

Absolutely. Simply call the library you wish to tour and someone on staff will be happy to arrange it.

Find your library.

Find your library