Library Cards

Anyone who lives or works in Norwich may register for a library card free of charge. If you don’t live or work in Norwich, then you can get a library card by paying a fee. As of September 1, 2022 our fees are:

Non-Norwich residents: $83.00 per family
Non-Norwich seniors (65+): $30.00

All Library patrons are encouraged to have their own cards. Please use the links below to register for a library card. Patrons aged 15 and younger require an adult/guardian to digitally sign the online card registration form accepting responsibility for borrowed materials.

Register Online

OneCard is a service of Vermont Upper Valley libraries that allows patrons aged 16 and older to borrow materials from a wider network of participating libraries.

Read about our OneCard policies and procedures:

WHY ONECARD?

Libraries like to share! OneCard gives participating libraries a chance to serve all our patrons better by providing a greater choice and availability of materials.

WHAT DO NPL PATRONS NEED TO KNOW TO USE ONECARD?

Make sure your library card has a yellow “OneCard” sticker on it. (If not, just ask for one at the Circulation Desk.)
Bring your NPL card with you to a participating library.
Libraries have different lending policies. Be sure to ask the lending library if you have questions about loan periods or restrictions.
Return your materials to the library where you borrowed them.
Requests for ILL or holds should be made at NPL, which is your home library.

WHAT DO ONECARD USERS FROM OTHER LIBRARIES NEED TO KNOW ABOUT NPL?

The following business must be transacted at your home library:

Holds
ILLs

NPL does not loan the following items to OneCard holders from other libraries:

Museum passes
Items in the Library of Things with the exception of puzzles and games

PARTICIPATING LIBRARIES

Tip: You can limit your catalog search to OneCard libraries. Choose OneCard from the list of libraries you can search, located at the far right of the search bar near the “Go” button. OneCard appears near the very bottom, under “Groups.”

Ascutney (Weathersfield Proctor Library)

Bradford (Bradford Public Library)

Chelsea (Chelsea Public Library)

East Corinth (Blake Memorial Library)

Fairlee (Fairlee Public Library)

Groton (Groton Free Public Library)

Hartford (Hartford Library)

Hartland (Hartland Public Library)

Newbury (Tenney Memorial Library)

Norwich (Norwich Public Library)

Quechee (Quechee Library)

Wells River (Baldwin Memorial Library)