Most Library materials circulate for three weeks except:
- Adult and Young Adult Fiction DVDs and Blu-Rays — 7 days
- Best-sellers, including books, CDs, Books on CD — 14 days
- Reference Materials — cannot be checked out
- Cultural Passes — 1 day
All other DVDs now check out for 21 days. You may renew most items up to four times. Best-sellers and items reserved
by another patron cannot be renewed. Exceptions to the above are clearly marked on the item. If you have a question
about how long something may be loaned, please ask us.
Renewal Options:
- In person: 13500 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard, OR
- Renewal phone line: 503-846-3245
- Online renewal
Please have your card number and password available when requesting renewals. Items overdue
at the time of renewal will accrue fines.
Reserve Items and Borrow Materials from Other Libraries
Tigard Library patrons can access most of the books and materials in all Washington
County Public Libraries because it is a member of Washington County Cooperative
Library Services (WCCLS). The online library catalog lists all materials at
member libraries. Most of these items can be reserved by Tigard Library cardholders.
Patrons may request items from another WCCLS library. At times there is a waiting list
for popular titles. You may place
a hold online from home, at the Public Access terminals in the Library, over the phone
or at the Reference Desk.
Reserved items may be picked up at any WCCLS library. When they arrive at the library, patrons
will be notified by e-mail or phone. Items will be held for seven days. Patrons may pick up
reserved books themselves from the Self-Holds shelf on the first floor. Reserved audio-visual
items are kept behind the checkout desk.
In order to pick up reserved items, patrons must bring the card or card number of the person
who placed the hold, even if it is a family member. When using a card number only, patrons
must be able to verify registration information for security purposes.
If you do not find the item you are looking for in the WCCLS system, you can make a
request through interlibrary loan.
Fines
Materials are due back on the date printed on the receipt. Materials
that are not returned by their due date will accrue fines at the following rates:
DVDs and Blu-Rays - $1 per day per item
Other Materials - 15¢ per day per item
If account has more than $10 in fines, patrons will not be allowed to check out
additional items until fines are reduced. There is no grace period. Fines start
to accumulate on the first day past due. Materials may be renewed to prevent
additional fines only if the items are renewable. The library will accept cash, checks, debit or credit
cards for payment.