Library Services
- Library Cards
- Computers & Equipment
- Fax Services
- Online Services
- Meeting Rooms
- Library Visits
- Homework Help
- Family Literacy & Education Programs
- Disability Services
- Bookmobile - Readrunners
- Pima County Juvenile Detention Library
- Return to Services
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Related Library Policies:
- Circulation of Library Materials
- Collection Development includes Request for Reconsideration of Materials Form
- Customer Code of Conduct
- Fines & Fees Schedule
- Library Confidentiality
Library Services
Library Cards
- Getting a Card
- Getting your library card is easy. Here's what you need to know to get a card.
- Personal Identification Number - PIN
- How to get a PIN, how to change a PIN, and how it is used.
- Checking Out, Loan Periods and Fines
- How many items you can check out, how long you can keep things, and what the overdue fines are.
- Renewing and Returning
- You can renew in person, online or by phone. Find out where to return items.
- Reserving and Requesting Items
- Get the item you need, when you need it. You can get items from other libraries.
- My Account
- Keeping track of due dates doesn't have to be a hassle. Find out how to manage your account.
- Library Notices
- We'll let you know when your books are overdue, when you have something ready for pickup, and we'll even let you decide how you get notified.
- Linked Library Cards
- Linked library cards allow you the convenience of picking up and checking out reserves for members of your linked group and provide quick access to check out and account balance information of linked members.
- First Library Card Campaign
- First Library Card aims to get 100% of all first-grade students in Pima County a new library card featuring our children's mascot, Alizandro Lizard.
- Book Bucks
- The Book Bucks program has reached its maximum for this fiscal year, and will begin again in July 2010. For more information about Book Bucks, please see our Circulation Policy.