As a venue for educational empowerment, library advocacy is everyone’s job. While your local library provides materials and services at no charge, your local library is funded with well-invested tax dollars. Your local library also provides a financial boom to the local economy as our patrons frequent many local businesses.

Patrons must register with a librarian for either a patron or visitor borrower's card (for internet use only). Please note that you will need some form of ID to present at the circulation desk to receive a library card. For instance, the librarian may ask to see your driver's license, a bill with your current address, or another photo ID before a card can be issued. Cards are issued for immediate use and may be...

You can place holds while at the library or while using the library's online catalog (also accessible at any online terminal in the library.) To place a hold on an item when using the library's web catalog: Click on the words Place Hold. After doing this, a login screen will appear. You will need to type in the entire number from the back of your library card under the words Library Card Number. DO NOT...

You may renew items by either calling the library directly at 297-7544, stopping in the library, or using our online catalog. Go to My Library Card Account . You will need to type in your Library Card Number and your PIN (usually the last four digits of your phone number.) Click in the empty box next to the title of the item you would like to renew. A check mark should...