How do I get a library card?

You can get a library card by stopping in to your local library and signing up for one.  The best part is that your library card and membership are free!

What is my PIN number?

Your PIN number should be the last 4 digits of the phone number you used to sign up for your library card.  However, if this is not the case, you can stop in to your local library, where one of our library staff can reset your PIN for you.

When I try to log in, it says my privilege has expired.  What do I do?

Your library membership will expire with inactivity on your account.  However, renewing it is free and easy to do.  Stop in to your local library, where one of our library staff will be able to re-matriculate you into the system.

How do I know if my device is compatible?

There are some devices out there that are not compatible. Please see the compatible devices list to see if yours is on it.

How many books can I have checked out at once?

You can have 5 total (ebooks and audiobooks) checked out at the same time. This has been increased from 3 on 1/2015.

Are there any fees associated with this service, or if my book is late?

This is a completely free service. There are also no such things as late fees with this service as ebooks and audiobooks automatically expire and return themselves.

Should I use the OverDrive app or my browser?

The app is handy when you want a bookshelf on the device. Browser OverDrive READ and LISTEN skip the install, which is useful on a shared library tablet or a Chromebook that cannot take the store app. Either path still needs your card and PIN. After a class, staff often leave one browser station open so the next patron can try a title without installing anything.

If a title will not open, check the format first. Kindle format belongs on Kindle devices, EPUB belongs in the OverDrive app or browser, and MP3 audiobooks need a Wi-Fi download if you are off the library network. Bring the exact error to the contact form or your local desk if you are stuck.