Last Updated: Oct 10, 2019 Views: 3061
Last Updated: Oct 10, 2019 Views: 3061
For Adults, ages 18 years and older:
You must have a current photo ID to get a library card.
- List of IDs accepted:
MVA issued ID [examples include Driver's Licenses, State Issued ID]
Government-issued ID [examples include Passport, Military ID, Department of Correction Photo ID]
Employer issued ID
School issued photo IDs [examples include public school, private school, college/university]
Bank-issued photo IDs [examples include Credit an Debit cards]
Shelter Photo IDs
- List of IDs not accepted:
Club cards [examples include Costco, BJs and SAMS Club
Check cashing cards
Information on how a child age 17 and under can get a library card.
For children in group homes, verification of identity and address by the staff of the home is acceptable.
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