Get a Library Card

Register online or in person at the library. Please remember to bring a picture ID and proof of current address.

get a library card


Who can get a library card?

  • Children at least 5 years old with parent/guardian/caregiver signature.
  • Residents of the City of Liberty Lake or zip code 99019.
  • Residents within the InlandShare Library Group service area.
  • Residents within the Spokane County Library District service area.
  • Non-residents may pay a $30 annual fee for access.

What will I need to get a card?

  • A photo ID such as a driver’s license, a government or school ID, or a work badge.
  • Proof of your current address: your up-to-date driver’s license, a lease agreement, utility bill, or mail.

What if I don’t have proof of address yet?

We will issue you a card good for a limit of four items. Bring your verification of address on your next visit.

What are the terms of my library card?

  • Cards are issued for two years. Renew your card in-person or by phone.
  • We are now a fine-free library, although overdue items will block your account until they are returned or renewed. 
  • Lost or damaged items will accrue a replacement fee.
  • Replacement cards may be purchased for $1.

Does LLML have borrowing agreements with other libraries?

  • Liberty Lake Municipal Library is part of the InlandShare Library Group (ILG). ILG cardholders may use LLML without needing a separate card.
  • LLML has a reciprocal borrowing agreement with Spokane County Library District (SCLD). Residents of the City of Liberty Lake in good standing with LLML may set up a library account at any SCLD branch. SCLD area residents in good standing with their library may set up a library account at LLML by following the instructions above.
  • Non-residents outside the ILG service area may pay a $30 annual fee for ILG access.
  • Find out more about reciprocal borrowing.

Library Card Policy (PDF)