We understand that you may have questions about our services, policies, and resources, and we’re here to provide you with the answers you need. This collection of frequently asked questions aims to address common inquiries and assist you in navigating our library smoothly. Whether you’re wondering how to obtain a library card, searching for information on borrowing books or seeking details about our programs and events, you’ll find helpful information and guidance here. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to reach out to our friendly staff for further assistance. We’re dedicated to making your library experience enjoyable and enriching.
Library cards are free for Lexington County residents and property owners. To register for a library card, visit any branch and complete an application. You’ll need photo identification and proof of residency. You can also register online for a library card. Non-resident property owners need to provide a current property tax receipt. Non-residents who do not own property in Lexington County can get a library card for a yearly $35 fee. Acceptable proof of residency is a valid driver’s license with current address or a photo identification and one of the following:
For minors under the age of 15 a parent or legal guardian must sign the application.
You can access your library account online or you can visit any branch to check the status of your account and due dates for items.
To renew your library card, visit your local library branch. You’ll be asked to provide photo identification and proof of residency. If you’re unable to physically come in, give us a call.
Yes, you can return items to any of our 10 locations. Titles can also be returned to the Mobile Library, too.
Yes, copies are available at 25¢ per page. Black and white prints from computers are also 25¢ per page. Color prints from computers are $1 per page. Print jobs can be sent to any of our 10 locations for release and pickup using Mobile Printing.
Sure, you can send a fax at any of our library locations. The cost for sending faxes is $1 per page. However, please note that our library’s fax system does not support receiving faxes from the public.
Absolutely, open access wifi is available at all library branches 24/7.
You can find the bookmobile schedule, request delivery services and more on the Mobile Library webpage.
We accept payment in person, by cash or check. We can not accept debit or credit card payments at this time.
Libby: 10 items at a time
Hoopla: 4 items per month
Absolutely, open access wifi is available at all library branches 24/7.
Yes, copies are available at 25¢ per page. Black and white prints from computers are also 25¢ per page. Color prints from computers are $1 per page.
Print jobs can be sent to any of our 10 locations for release and pickup using Mobile Printing.
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