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How do I get a library card?These forms are available to print out and return to any WCLS branch library. Who can get a card?Whatcom County residents, Whatcom County property owners, People who work for Whatcom County employees, Patrons of Fraser Valley Regional and Sno-Isle libraries. Can I use this card to borrow from the Bellingham Public Library?Yes! - Read Borrowing FAQ for details. Can I use this card to get a card at Fraser Valley Regional Library?Yes! Through our reciprocal borrowing agreements, a WCLS library card allows you to get a card at both the Fraser Valley Regional Library in British Columbia, and Sno-Isle Libraries located in Snohomish and Island counties. I'm not a resident of Whatcom County, can I get a card?If you work in Whatcom County but live someplace else you can get a card by showing proof of employment. If you have a Fraser Valley Regional Library card, or a Sno-Isle Library card, and show it, you can get a card for free. If you want a card but neither of these things apply, you can pay $40.00 to get a library card if you are an adult, $20 if you are a senior or disabled, $20 if the card is for a child, of $52.00 for a family. The visitor fee (one month or less) is $5. I work in the US, but do not reside there. Will the library card cost anything?Do you work in Whatcom County? If you do you can get a card for free if you show proof of employment even if you don't live here. If you have a Fraser Valley Card from British Columbia and show it you can get a card for free. If you want a card but neither of these things apply, you can pay $40.00 to get a library card if you are an adult, $20 if you are a senior or disabled, $20 if the card is for a child, of $52.00 for a family. The visitor fee (one month or less) is $5. |
