1. How do I get a library card?

You will need to come to the library, fill out an application card, and show proof of residence. Children under the age of 18 will need a parent or guardian’s signature.

1. How long does my temporary library card last?

Digital temporary library cards can last for up to 1 years before a permanent card is required. You must bring an ID with you to get a permanent card.

2. What can I access with my temporary library card?

Digital items from Libby and Library2Go can be accessed using the temporary library card number. The Arkansas State Library also provides a number of databases including resources for students from pre-school to post-grad.

3. What are the benefits of getting a permanent copy of my library card?

The permanent library cards do not expire although they must be renewed each year. Patrons with a library card can check out up to 10 DVDs and up to 20 books in addition to having access to the digital resources.

4. Can I only check out from the West Fork Public Library?

When you register for a card for the West Fork Public library, your card can also check out items from the Springdale, Elkins, Farmington, Prairie Grove, Greenland, and Winslow libraries.

5. Does the library have a fax? A copy machine?

The library has a fax and librarians will fax for you at the rate of $1.00 for the first page and $0.50 for each subsequent page. Prints and photocopies are $0.10 cents each.

6. What kinds of materials does the library have to check out?

In addition to regular print books, the library has cd books, large print books, dvds, a hot spot, fishing poles (provided by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission), and the Orion StarBlast telescope.

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