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Library Card Drive
Pierce County Library System second annual card drive
Throughout the month of October, 8,211 people rushed to Pierce County Library System branches, bookmobiles and Web site to get their free library card. The Library welcomed a record number of card holders during its second annual card drive making it a great success.
The Library exceeded its goal of 8,000 and brought in 48 percent more card holders than during its first drive and 167 percent more than in 2006 when it didn’t have a card drive or focused attention to get a library card.
- More than 1.3 million books, movies, music and other materials for babies, kids, teens and adults.
- Live online homework help.
- Audiobooks and movies to download to your computer.
- Credible, reliable information from e-sources of subscription magazines and more.
- Best-sellers, biographies and more on Playaways.
How do I get a card?
You may register for a library card at a library branch or online. To enter the drawing, you must get your card at a branch.
- Get a card now! >>
- Read what people are saying about their library card >>
- Share what you like about your library card >>
Be one of the 8,000 new card holders the Library seeks to add during the month-long card drive.
Who can get a card?
You are eligible for a free library card if you live or own property in unincorporated Pierce County or a city or town annexed to Pierce County Library System – Bonney Lake, Buckley, DuPont, Eatonville, Edgewood, Gig Harbor, Lakewood, Milton, Orting, South Prairie, Steilacoom, Sumner, University Place or Wilkeson – or you live on a military base within Pierce County.
If you live in Puyallup or Tacoma, you may also get a free card through borrowing agreements between the libraries.
Now offering more card choices
Pierce County Library System now offers three different styles of library cards. Card Choices >>
Need Help?
Have questions about your library account? See Frequently Asked Questions about library accounts: Read more >>
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