Get a Library Card

Stop by the Patron Services Desk to get a card.

A Greenwood Public Library card can be obtained by anyone who resides or owns property in the Greenwood Public Library taxing district. Resident cards can be renewed every two years. (Click here for a map of the taxing district.)

Registering for a library card is a quick and easy process. In order to acquire a card, residents need to:

Live in the Greenwood Public Library's taxing district
Show photo ID and proof of current address

Click here for a list of accepted forms of identification.

Not a Resident?

Those outside of the Greenwood Public Library taxing district have a few options. All card types provide access to the library's collection of books and kits (except for Experience Passes). Access to additional services and programs are on a limited basis. Programs requiring registration will include information on allowed card types:

Card holders in good standing at the Johnson County Public Library or Edinburgh Public Library can receive a free reciprocal borrower's card.
Individuals who live outside of Johnson County may purchase a Non-Resident card.
A Public Library Access Card (PLAC) can be purchased which gives the cardholder access to all of the public libraries in the state of Indiana.

C lick here for more information about the different types of cards.

Minor Cards

Residents age 17 and under may register for a library card with a parent or guardian's signature on the library card registration form. In order to obtain a minor card, both parent and child must be present. The parent or legal guardian who signs the form is responsible for any overdue, lost, or damaged materials. If the parent or guardian has fines of $10 or above on his or her account, or is responsible for cards of other minors with fines above the fine threshold, no additional cards will be issued or renewed until all fines are paid, or fines are reduced to less than $10.

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