FAQs • City of Claremore • CivicEngage

How do I apply for a library card?: You must apply for a card in person. Library card applications are available at the circulation desk. You will need to furnish current identification and proof of current address (such as Oklahoma driver’s license, printed check, voter registration card, or current utility bill). Any minor child wanting to apply for a library card must have a parent or legal guardian with them.

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1. Does the Library have E-Books? How about E-Magazines?: Yes! The library offers E-Books, E-Audiobooks, Streaming Video and E-Magazines! Each has their own catalog of digital downloads, which can be found under the E-books link on the library home page. Any patron in good standing will be able to download e-materials to their personal computer, smartphone, E-reader or listening device.

2. How do I apply for a library card?: You must apply for a card in person. Library card applications are available at the circulation desk. You will need to furnish current identification and proof of current address (such as Oklahoma driver’s license, printed check, voter registration card, or current utility bill). Any minor child wanting to apply for a library card must have a parent or legal guardian with them.

3. Can I search the catalog from home?: Yes, you can search the catalog to see the full collection. You may search by keyword, title, author or subject. Once you find an item you like, you may save it to a personal reading list, or put it on hold if it is checked out. Kids also have their own catalog link where they can search for items just for them!
Catalog

4. Can I manage my account online?: Yes, you can check your account status, renew items or place items on hold, or keep lists of items you've read or items you would like to read. Your library card number is your login, and your PIN is the last four digits of that same number. You can customize your PIN at any time for your security. Login to the Library

5. Can I receive e-mail reminders on arrived holds, or overdue notices?: Yes! You can receive email or text reminders for arrived holds, overdue notices, etc. Simply log in to your account under 'View My Account', click on 'Edit Account', and enter your e-mail address, or give us your email address the next time you're in the library. Then call the circulation desk at 918-341-1564 and ask to be put on e-mail or text notices. It's that simple!

6. Does the Library have Internet access for public use?: Yes, Internet access is available for public use at the Will Rogers Library. Computers are available on a first come, first serve basis. Time is limited to one hour due to demand. The library also offers free Wi-Fi service for your personal device with no time limits. Printing is available for .10 per page.

7. Can I borrow books from another library?: Yes, we have interlibrary loan services. You may request up to two items at a time. There is a $2.75 per item request fee. Only print items may be requested. Movies and audio are not available through interlibrary loan.

8. My dog/cat/child damaged my library materials! Now what?: If library materials are damaged, the library must charge the patron to replace them, either for the item itself, and/or for damaged covers, cases, etc.. Please DO NOT attempt to purchase and replace the item yourself, as these replacement purchases can not be accepted due to necessary parameters on specifically matching the original library item. If you have any questions about replacement charges, please ask at the circulation desk or call the library at 918-341-1564.

9. How can I donate materials to the Library?: The Will Rogers Library welcomes donations of new and used books, DVDs, & CDs in good condition. We do not accept encyclopedia sets, textbooks, VHS or cassette tapes, record albums, Reader's Digest Condensed books, or Harlequin/Silhouette paperbacks. Donations may be brought to the Library circulation desk during hours of operation. Please do not place donations in the book drop or leave donated materials outside when the library is closed. Donors may request a receipt for tax purposes. Please be aware donations can not be returned once donated. Donation Guidelines

10. Does the Library have a Summer Reading Program?: Yes, the Library has Summer Reading Programs for all ages held each June & July. Participants must have a current library card. For more information, visit the Summer Reading Program event page on the website May-July.
Summer Reading Program webpage.