Ever wonder where you can check out the hottest DVDs, grab a New York Times bestseller, pick up inspiring picture books, download music & movies, and access dozens of free entertaining and educational online tools? All for FREE?
At your public library, of course!
Library cards are available as a complimentary amenity to all Tucson residents.
To get one of your own, simply head to any local library with a valid photo I.D. (Driver’s License, Bank Card, State I.D., School I.D., etc.) and verification of your current address. You will then be issued a full-service library card.
Kids and Teens: you can get a library card of your very own!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the maximum number of items an adult can check out?
You can borrow up to 50 items, including up to 10 DVDs, with a full-service card. Items check out for 3 weeks (21 days). Not finished yet? You can renew items up to 4 times as long as no one else has placed a hold on them. Only Express items can’t be renewed.
What is the maximum number of items a child can check out?
I am vacationing in Tucson. Is there a way to get a temporary library card?
What should I do if I accidentally damage or lose a checked out item?
Don’t panic! If you left your book out in a rainstorm or your toddler scribbled on all of the pages, you can contact the library about lost or damaged items to figure out the best option.
If you need more time to look for a missing item, you may be able to renew it if no one else is waiting for it.
If it’s damaged, you can replace it or pay the replacement cost.
To read more about getting a library card in Tucson, jump on the Pima County Public Library website.
