Who can get a library card? |
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Library cards are issued to individuals who are at least 18 years old. Library cards are non-transferable and may only be used by the person named on the card holder's account. Minors, ages 5 through 17, may obtain a library card by visiting any county library location with a parent or guardian.
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Can out-of-county residents get a card? |
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Yes, residents outside of Salt Lake County may purchase a card by paying an $80.00 annual fee or $40.00 for six months.
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What is preregistration? |
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Preregistration is a temporary record that allows you to quickly receive your permanent library card when you next visit the library. You may click on the preregistration link above to complete the application process.
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How do I get a permanent card? |
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Go to any library location and present a current government issued picture ID with address. If the ID does not contain a current address, it will be accepted along with one of the following current items: lease agreement, deed or mortgage, utility bill, pay check stub or car registration.
Minors may follow the same procedure as described above. The parent or guardian MUST accompany the minor and sign for the card.
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What can I do with a permanent card? |
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A permanent card will allow you access to nearly two million items, including printed materials, audiobooks, CDs, DVDs, eBooks, eAudiobooks and interlibrary loans, as well as free Internet and wireless access.
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How much does the card cost? |
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Cards are free to residents of Salt Lake County. Replacement cards are $3.00. Card holders are responsible for all fees, fines or damaged items.
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How many items can I check out at one time? |
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Thirty (30) items may be borrowed at one time on a card. New card holders are limited to five (5) items for the first month.
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Who do I contact for more information? |
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For more information contact Customer Services at 943-4636.
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