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Getting a Library Card
To access the Library’s full collection, place holds, and pick up materials, you will need a Louisville Public Library card. Visit our Circulation Desk with a photo ID and proof of address* to get a library card.
If you are unable to come into the library, you can request a card by contacting us at 303-335-4819.
*You do not need to be a resident of Louisville to get a Louisville Public Library card.
Get an eCard
If the Library is closed and you would like immediate access to online information, eBooks, and classes, sign up online for an eCard! Louisville Public Library eCards provide temporary (60 days), non-renewable access to our digital materials until you can visit the library to get your library card.
Library Card Privileges
(open to any CO residents and renewal upon verification of contact information)
| LIBRARY CARD TYPES | REQUIREMENTS | PRIVILEGE | |||
| Regular Card | Patrons age 16 and over, with valid ID and verification of address | 10 years | |||
| Temporary Card (need verification of address or youth postcard sent to residence) |
Patrons with valid ID but still need to provide verification of address | 2 months | |||
| E-Card (Immediate access to eBooks and eAudiobooks) |
60 days (non-renewable, must be replaced with a Regular Card; eBooks and eAudiobooks only) |
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| Youth Card | Ages 12 and under, parent or guardian must be present to apply | 10 years or # of years before 13 years of age | |||
| Youth Card | Ages 13-16, show valid ID or register as Restricted |
10 years | |||
| Homebound | If patron is unable to physically access the library without help of another | 10 years (4 weeks checkout limit, deliveries on Wednesdays 2-4p) | |||
| Restricted Card | Typically used for patrons without form of ID or verification of address | 2 months (limited 3 items checkout at a time, no holds) |
Note: Library cards are also accepted within the following consortium libraries: Boulder library branches, Broomfield (Mamie Doud), Lafayette, Longmont, and Loveland.