Library cards are free to District residents. (View map of Library District)
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To avoid unauthorized use of your library account, immediately report a lost or stolen card to our Member Services Desk at 630/393-1171 x100. The reported card will be invalidated. You will not be responsible for any transactions after you report the lost/stolen card.
To receive a replacement card, visit our Member Services Desk and present a current photo ID. We will issue you a replacement card.
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Effective July 1, 2020, the Library does not charge late fees for overdue items. The following fees still apply:
If an item is not returned within 42 days of the due date, a charge for the cost of the item will be added to the borrower's account. Lost materials will be accepted back within 1 year of the due date. After 1 year, the cost of the item must be paid in full. Replacement copies are not accepted.
If an item sustains damage which can be repaired, a fee may be assessed according to the repair fee schedule. If material is considered damaged beyond repair and judged by the Library as being unsuitable for the collection, the member will be billed for the item. Material considered damaged beyond repair includes but is not limited to: water damaged, chewed, burned, with substantial stains or markings, numerous ripped pages. Replacement copies are not accepted.
Members will be billed for the full cost of items which are returned incomplete. Replacement copies are not accepted.
In the event that a library card is damaged or reported lost, a replacement card will be issued upon presentation of current photo ID. The original library card will be invalidated.
Non-SWAN Interlibrary Loans items may be renewed one time with approval of lending library. To request a renewal on non-SWAN Interlibrary Loan items, or if you have other questions about renewing an item, call our Member Services Desk at 630/393-1171 x100.
Return devices and other items requiring special handling to the baskets at our Member Services Desk. Items may remain on your account for up to 1 business day from their return.
WPLD members, any SWAN library cardholders and library cardholders from non-SWAN libraries such as Aurora, Naperville, Winfield or Wheaton who have registered their cards at any SWAN library, can place a hold:
We will notify you by your preferred method (email, text or phone) when your item is ready for pick up. You can also monitor the status of your holds on the SWAN Libraries + App.
You can come into the library to pick it up from our Holds shelf and use the self-checkout station, or you can request Curbside Pickup service by calling our Member Services Desk at 630/393-1171 x100.
Items not picked up within 7 days will be released.
A 5-item hold limit applies to non-SWAN library cardholders.
If you choose our Curbside Pickup option, your item will not be available on the Holds shelf.
Curbside pickup service is available for WPLD cardholders, any SWAN library cardholders and library cardholders from non-SWAN libraries such as Aurora, Naperville, Winfield or Wheaton who have registered their cards at WPLD or another SWAN library.
To request library items, you need a library card account in good standing. If there are any monetary blocks for lost/damaged items on your account, or if your library card has expired, then you will need to resolve these matters by calling our Member Services Desk at 630/393-1171 x100 or your local library.
Once your items are ready, based on your notification preferences, you will receive an email, text or phone call. You will then need to call our Member Services Desk to schedule a curbside pickup date: 630/393-1171 x100.
You can pick up your item(s) on your scheduled date during library hours inside our Stafford Place entrance. All items will be bagged and on a table in the entryway.
If you don't see an item in the SWAN catalog, please log in to the catalog with your barcode and PIN, then complete the submit a purchase suggestion. Each suggestion will be reviewed by our staff and you will be notified of its status. A $3 fee is charged for items borrowed from libraries outside of Illinois.
Questions? Call our Adult Services Desk at 630/393-1171 x121 or email adultservices@warrenville.com.
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Choose your notification preference when you register for your Library card. You can change your notification preference at the Member Services Desk or through My Account.
Members who sign up for phone notices will not receive a call from a WPLD staff member. Phone calls for hold pickup and overdue notices will be automated messages from SWAN phone number 877/662-8190. If there is no answer, a voice message will be left on your phone.
Courtesy notices are sent out 2 days before items are due.
Visit the SWAN support site: Email & Text Help.
Please verify that your email address is correct in My Account. If the email address is correct, check your spam folder and add sirsi@catalog2.swanlibraries.net to your list of accepted senders.
We offer delivery services to WPLD cardholders who are unable to visit the library for more than 30 days due to an illness, injury or disability.
Participants may receive up to 20 books, audiobooks, movies or other items per delivery.
Deliveries will be scheduled for the first Saturday of every month, except for holiday weekends.
For more information, go to Homebound Delivery.
Questions? Contact the Member Services Desk at:
630/393-1171 x100
My borrowing privileges are suspended. How do I reinstate my borrowing privileges?
I received a notice that I am being charged for lost material, but I have the items.
Why would my account be sent to a debt collection agency?
I lost an item. Can I purchase a new copy and donate it to the Library instead of paying the replacement fee?