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Who can get a Kenosha Public Library card?
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All residents, adult and juvenile, of the city and county of Kenosha.
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Non-residents who own property in the city or county of Kenosha.
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Non-residents may pay a $125.00 annual fee for a library card, $65 for 6 months, or $35 for 3 months.
- Patrons of a library with which KPL has a reciprocal borrowing agreement.
How do I get a library card?
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Stop at the checkout desk at any KPL branch.
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Present identification with your picture and current address.
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If your picture identification doesn’t have your current address you may present it along with one of the following items: checkbook, utility bill, rent receipt, current postmarked mail, magazine subscription, or school report card. These items must have your current address in order to be accepted by Library staff.
- All persons applying for a library card.
- A parent, legal guardian or authorized caregiver may fill out the application if the person is present and unable to do so themselves.
Is my personal information needed for a library card safe and secure?
Yes, the KPL computer system is secure and your information is considered confidential by law and policy.
How long is the library card good for?
Library cards are good for one (1) year from the 1st of the month in which the card was issued.
