Frequently Asked Questions

Anybody can get a library card! If you are under 18 years old, you must have a parent or legal guardian sign for you.

You are now able to register for a library card online! Click here to sign up for either an adult or child's library card.

You need a photo ID and proof of your current address. You can use a driver’s
license or state ID with your current address. 

You are now able to register for a library card online! Click here to sign up for either an adult or child's library card.

Yes, all items can be renewed up to 3 times unless another patron has requested that item. 

Fines may be charged for lost or damaged items. Special collections and items in high demand may accrue overdue charges. 

Movies may be checked out for 1 week; all other items may be checked out for 3 weeks. 

Materials (books, magazines, CDs, etc) have a limit of 100 at a time. 

We can make both black/white and color copies. The charges are as follows:
8 ½ x 11: 10¢ for black/white, 25¢ for color
8 ½ x 14: 15¢ for black and white, 35¢ for color
11 x 17: 20¢ for black and white, 50¢ for color 

Yes you can, as long as you’re connected to the library’s Wi-Fi! We have a QR code at the desk for you to scan and follow the prompts to add the printer to your device. You just have to follow these steps once for setup, then your device will automatically find the printer the next time you have to print!

Fax services are available at $1 per page. We are not able to receive faxes.  

Yes, we have high speed wireless internet access! You can connect either with your own device or use one of the library’s 10 laptops. 

For laptop use, you must be at least 8 years old with guardian’s consent. You will need either your library card or ID to check out a laptop. These devices can be used anywhere within the library, but they can not leave the building.

Yes, we welcome and appreciate donations of gently used or new books, CDs or DVDs. All donations are accepted with the understanding that if we do not add them to our collection, they may be sold during a Friends of the Library book sale.