Who can get a Library Card in Williamson County?
Library cards are free to residents of Williamson County. Applications may be completed online or in person but applicants must visit a branch to obtain the card. Applicants must present a valid photo identification and additional proof of address.
Applications and library cards for children between 4 and 17 years of age must be signed by the children's parent or legal guardian, who must be present at the time of application.
Non-resident Williamson County employees may apply for and receive a library card with proof of current employment, such as a pay stub or other official proof of employment, for free.
Residents of the seven counties physically bordering Williamson County (Davidson, Rutherford, Maury, Marshall, Hickman, Dickson, and Cheatham) are eligible for a free WCPLS card when complying with requirements. Electronic devices may not be checked out on these accounts, but they will have full access to books, DVDs, and audio-visual materials.
All other Tennessee county residents must pay an annual borrower's fee of $25.00. Electronic devices are not allowed to be checked out on these accounts, but they will have full access to books, DVDs, and audio-visual materials.
Out-of-state visitors must pay an annual borrower’s fee of $35.00. The card is limited to a maximum of 6 items per transaction. Electronic devices are not allowed to be checked out on these accounts, but they will have full access to books, DVDs, and audio-visual materials.
QUESTIONS? Call 615-595-1277 to talk to someone from the Circulation Department about how to get a Library card or how to renew and update an existing account.