Your Library Card	Applying for a Library Card	Returning Items
Borrowing Information	Inter-Library Loan	Internet Use Policy
Computer Use Policy	Patron Rules and Responsibilities	Bike Policy

Your Library Card

Library cards are available to all residents of Spring Lake Township, and the Village of Spring Lake. Your library card can be used at any library belonging to the Lakeland Library Cooperative. Non-residents may obtain a card for a fee.

 

Applying for a Library Card

All you need to do is fill out a registration card at the library and provide verification of your identity and current residence by showing your Michigan Driver's License, Michigan Identification card, or other identification showing your current residence. Children can obtain a card with their parent's signature.

If you apply for a Michicard, you will be able to use your library card at any participating library in the State of Michigan.

If you lose your library card, please notify the library immediately. Replacement cards are available for a small fee.

 

Returning Items

You may return Spring Lake District Library items to any library in the Lakeland Library Cooperative.

The Library has an after-hours book return located to the west of the main entrance of the Library. Items will be checked in on the next open day. Any overdue fines may be paid on a subsequent visit.

 

Borrowing Information

 

Inter-Library Loan

Materials not owned by Spring Lake District Library may be borrowed from other Lakeland Library Cooperative libraries. You may request materials by calling or visiting the library, or through the internet by using the online catalog to place holds. You will be notified when the item has been delivered and is available for you to pick up.

If no library within Lakeland Library Cooperative owns the item you want, it may be "superloaned" from outside the Cooperative for a fee.

 

Internet Use Policy

Spring Lake District Library provides Internet access as a means to enhance and complement local library services. The Library does not monitor and has no control over the information accessed through the Internet and cannot be held responsible for its content. Internet users are encouraged to be good information consumers. Parents are encouraged to supervise their children's Internet sessions.

The Library is not responsible for children's use of the Internet.

·       The complete Internet use policy is available at the Library upon request, or by clicking here.