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Welcome! Live in Killingly but don’t have a library card?
As a Killingly resident, get exclusive access to new materials and special online databases.
As a Killingly Public Library user, your card gives you access to our vast collection of books, media, e-resources, and more. Connecticut residents may use their hometown library card at any public library throughout the state, expanding the already vast collection of materials available to you.
What are you waiting for? Become a member today!
As a Killingly resident, get exclusive access to new materials and special online databases.
As a Killingly Public Library user, your card gives you access to our vast collection of books, media, e-resources, and more. Connecticut residents may use their hometown library card at any public library throughout the state, expanding the already vast collection of materials available to you.
What are you waiting for? Become a member today!
What do I need to get a Killingly Public Library card?
Adult applicants who live in Killingly must provide a photo ID and proof that you live or pay property taxes in Killingly. Acceptable IDs include:
If the identification types above are not available, you may provide any two of the following forms of identification – one must have a photo and the other your current street address:
Adult applicants who live in Killingly must provide a photo ID and proof that you live or pay property taxes in Killingly. Acceptable IDs include:
- CT Driver’s License or CT State ID
If the identification types above are not available, you may provide any two of the following forms of identification – one must have a photo and the other your current street address:
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Please Note: Any rent receipts or statements from a homeless shelter used for verification of your identity must be dated no more than one month prior to your application.
Applying for a Juvenile Library Card
For youth under the age of 16, a parent or guardian must sign the application form attesting to the validity of the information and accepting responsibility for materials borrowed on the card. Parents/guardians are responsible for lost or damaged materials borrowed by their children.
Juvenile Library Card holders can borrow children’s print materials, audiobooks, and access digital resources.
For youth under the age of 16, a parent or guardian must sign the application form attesting to the validity of the information and accepting responsibility for materials borrowed on the card. Parents/guardians are responsible for lost or damaged materials borrowed by their children.
Juvenile Library Card holders can borrow children’s print materials, audiobooks, and access digital resources.
Applying for a Temporary Residence Card
Residents of Killingly who do not have a permanent address are eligible for a library card if they meet the following conditions: They must have a Photo ID & a letter signed by the shelter staff designee. There is a 30-Day Expiration Date and a limit of 2 cataloged items at any one time. This card will not allow holds to be placed on items that do not reside at the Killingly Library.
Residents of Killingly who do not have a permanent address are eligible for a library card if they meet the following conditions: They must have a Photo ID & a letter signed by the shelter staff designee. There is a 30-Day Expiration Date and a limit of 2 cataloged items at any one time. This card will not allow holds to be placed on items that do not reside at the Killingly Library.
Applying for a Teacher Library Card
Any teacher employed by the Killingly School System qualifies for a teacher card. The teacher must complete an application card. The card will remain at KPL in our registration file and is valid for the school year. Privileges include requesting more than five (5 books) per subject area and a 4-week loan period for items borrowed. Request forms must be submitted at the circulation desk prior to borrowing more than five (5) books in one subject area. Materials are for professional use and/or classroom use only. Renewals cannot be made on these materials. These privileges are specific to Killingly Public Library.
Any teacher employed by the Killingly School System qualifies for a teacher card. The teacher must complete an application card. The card will remain at KPL in our registration file and is valid for the school year. Privileges include requesting more than five (5 books) per subject area and a 4-week loan period for items borrowed. Request forms must be submitted at the circulation desk prior to borrowing more than five (5) books in one subject area. Materials are for professional use and/or classroom use only. Renewals cannot be made on these materials. These privileges are specific to Killingly Public Library.
Applying for an Institutional Library Card & Information for Program Directors
Killingly Public Library has a loan policy for schools, group homes, senior and congregate housing, nursing homes and other facilities with supervisory staff willing to accept financial responsibility for any overdue fines/fee and lost/damaged materials.
The card is registered using the name of the institution and allows multiple users to borrow materials. The program director MUST sign a Killingly Public Library application form and provide the library with a list of authorized borrowers. It is the program director’s responsibility to notify the library of additions and deletions to the authorized borrower list.
Only one (1) library card/number will be issued per institution, and that card will REMAIN AT THE LIBRARY. Any person requesting use of the card will be required to verify their identification, and their name must be on the authorized list. Please be aware that the library is not able to identify which employee borrows specific items.
The card is valid for one (1) year from the date of issue. It may be renewed provided the account is clear of fines, fees and overdue items. A new list of authorized users will be required at the time of renewal.
Borrowing of print and non-print materials will be under the general circulation guidelines. Fines and fees will be applied to any materials that are not returned by the date due.
Killingly Public Library has a loan policy for schools, group homes, senior and congregate housing, nursing homes and other facilities with supervisory staff willing to accept financial responsibility for any overdue fines/fee and lost/damaged materials.
The card is registered using the name of the institution and allows multiple users to borrow materials. The program director MUST sign a Killingly Public Library application form and provide the library with a list of authorized borrowers. It is the program director’s responsibility to notify the library of additions and deletions to the authorized borrower list.
Only one (1) library card/number will be issued per institution, and that card will REMAIN AT THE LIBRARY. Any person requesting use of the card will be required to verify their identification, and their name must be on the authorized list. Please be aware that the library is not able to identify which employee borrows specific items.
The card is valid for one (1) year from the date of issue. It may be renewed provided the account is clear of fines, fees and overdue items. A new list of authorized users will be required at the time of renewal.
Borrowing of print and non-print materials will be under the general circulation guidelines. Fines and fees will be applied to any materials that are not returned by the date due.
Borrowing
Items |
Loan Period |
Renewals |
Attraction Passes |
2 Days |
No |
Audiobooks |
21 Days |
Yes |
New Books |
14 Days |
Yes |
Books DVDs |
21 Days 7 Days |
Yes Yes |
Encyclopedias |
7 Days |
Yes |
Hoopla Audiobooks |
21 Days |
Yes |
Hoopla eBooks |
21 Days |
Yes |
Hoopla Music |
7 Days |
Yes |
Hoopla Videos |
72 Hours |
Yes |
ILL Materials |
Determined By Sender |
Determined By Sender |
Magazines |
14 Days |
Yes |
OverDrive Audiobooks |
21 Days |
Yes |
OverDrive eBooks |
21 Days |
Yes |
Mystic Seaport & Aquarium are the only two passes that can be borrowed together.
Please note we cannot reserve passes.
Please note we cannot reserve passes.
EFFECTIVE: October 2020
