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1. Can my parents / grandparents drop me off at the library?

If you are 13 years of age your parents can drop you off at the library by yourself. However, if you are under 13 you must have a parent or guardian with you who is 16 years old or older there to watch you. If you have questions please see the Safe Child Policy for more information. Safe Child Policy

2. When can I get my library card?

You can get your library card at any age.

3. How many books can I check out at one time?

You can check out as many books as you want at one time so long as you can keep up with them all.

4. How much does a library card cost?

Getting your first library card is free! If you are under 18, you must have a parent or guardian with you who has a library card in order for you to get one. If you need to replace your library card for whatever reason it will cost $1.00 to get a new one.

5. Can I get on the computer with my library card?

If you are under 13, your parent must have the Internet Use Permission agreement checked on your completed library card application. You can get on the kids games computer any time you are in the library and do not need a card to do so.

View Internet Use Policy

6. Can I check out a magazine?

You can check out older issues of magazines, just not the newest issues.