St. Louis Public Library - Getting a card

How Do I...

Use the Library
Get a card
Set my PIN
Book a computer
Use wireless
Take a computer class
Avoid fines and fees
Borrow materials
Renew materials
Use Interlibrary loan
Tax assistance

Electronic City Hall

Electronic City Hall lets residents follow the progress of pending city legislation as well as research past legislation from the St. Louis Board of Alderman, the law making body for the City of St. Louis.

The City Charter, Revised Code, City Ordinances, Board Bills, and Board of Aldermen meeting agendas are searchable by number, topic or aldermen.

Electronic City Hall also contains rules and regulations from the City of St. Louis Personnel Office.

Getting a card

Reciprocal Public Libraries

Brentwood Public Library
Ferguson Public Library
Kirkwood Public Library
Maplewood Public Library
Richmond Heights Public Library
Rock Hill Public Library
St. Charles City-County Library
St. Louis County Library
University City Public Library
Valley Park Public Library
Webster Groves Public Library

Your St. Louis Public Library card is free if:

you live, work or attend school in the City of St. Louis, or
you live in any of the reciprocal library taxing districts, or
you pay property taxes within the City of St. Louis.

You may apply for a library card in person at any St. Louis Public Library branch. Current identification is required when you obtain a new card or renew an existing card. Your library card is valid for one year.

Fee-based cards are also available. Please call Customer Service at (314) 539-0373 with questions concerning eligibility.

For your protection, remember to report lost cards promptly.

Games for everyone

Playing Xbox 360 and Wii games is thrilling and fun - and it’s for everyone! Click here to browse through the titles and request the games you want. You can pick them up for checkout at the library location of your choice.