Any Wisconsin resident is eligible for a free library card by visiting the library with proof of your current residential address.

Getting a free library card is easy and allows you to:

• Check out materials from any of the libraries that share the MORE online catalog
• Get materials from other libraries through Interlibrary Loan
• Use computers at the library

Any Wisconsin resident is eligible for a library card. Visit the library with proof of your current residential street address (driver’s license, mail/bills, or anything that shows your current street address).

• You are responsible for any materials that are checked out on your library card.
• Please report any lost or stolen cards to the Circulation Services desk immediately, we will place a block on the card until it is found or replaced. You must provide identification to receive a new card.
• Replacement cards are available with a $1.00 charge.
• Please notify the Circulation Services department with any address or phone number changes.
• You must use your library card at least once a year for your card to stay on file.

Your Account
From any computer connected to the Internet, you can:

• View items checked out and their due date
• Renew items on your library card
• View the status of holds you have placed, including those ready to be picked up and the date to pick it up by
• View fines owed or other charges
• Check “My Reading History” for items you have read or viewed
• Access your “Saved Searches”
• Add or change your e-mail address