Getting
a Library Card
Any resident of Kenosha County may apply for a library card.
Children 14 years old or younger need permission from a parent
or guardian to receive a card. Library card holders from Walworth
and Racine Counties are also eligible for Community Library
cards. A form of identification with a current address is needed
to obtain library cards.
Borrowing
Periods
28 days for books, audio books, and compact discs
14 days for books and audio books in popular demand
7 days for magazines, DVDs, and videos
Items may be renewed twice in person or by phone during library
hours if no other patron is waiting for them.
Overdue Fines
10¢ per library business day for books, magazines,
audio books, compact discs, DVDs, and videos
$1 per day for Interlibrary loan materials and the typewriter
Book drops for the return of library materials (except videos,
compact discs, audio books, and DVDs) are located at all Community
Library locations and the Paddock Lake Village Hall.
There is daily delivery between all public libraries in Kenosha
County.
Using Library
Services
Internet use is available at the Community
Library. Time can be reserved in 55-minute slots. Reservations
can be made in the library or over the phone. Internet stations
are available on a first come first serve basis. Present identification
is needed when using the Internet. The Community Library also
offers a 10 minute express station where no sign up is necessary.
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