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Waldron District Library

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How to obtain a library card and other helpful information about your library card.

card            Getting a library card

- How can I get a library card?
Anyone 18 years or older living in our service area can come into the library and sign up for a library card.  Children under the age of 18 must have a parent come into the library and fill out a card for their child.  Anyone registering for a card must provide the library with a Michigan Driver's license or ID, and a piece of mail (ie, gas bill) showing current address.  You must also provide us with a current phone number.

Any patron from Waldron District Library can enjoy Visiting Patron status at participating Michigan libraries.  You must provide your library card.  After you are finished with the materials, you can return them to their home library OR bring them to Waldron District Library and we will return them for you.

- Fiction and Non-Fiction books, Magazines, and Audio books are checked out for four weeks.  DVD's and VHS are checked out for one week.  Inter-library loans are also checked out for four weeks.

- Renewal of books.  If you are unable to finish your item(s) before the due date, please contact the library and we can renew your books over the phone.

-Books and other items may be dropped off inside during regular business hours or in the drop box located at the front of the building.  DO NOT place DVD's, or Audios in this drop box.

-Library Fines are as follows... Each day your Waldron Library book, magazine, or audio is late, will result in a daily fine of $.05.  DVD's will result in a $1.00 per day fine.  Inter-library loan items may be subject to higher fines.  If you feel you need more time to enjoy your items, please call us so we can renew them for you.

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