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Borrowers are required to show their library cards whenever they wish to check out library materials. Library cards are non-transferable. You are responsible for all materials checked out on your card, so treat it as you would a credit card.

Permanent residents of Trinity County and non-residents who own property in the County may apply for a library card as Adult borrowers upon showing proof of County residency or property ownership. Non-residents who reside in the County on a part-time basis may obtain a Trinity County library card if they show proof of their permanent residence and proof of their local address and phone number. Visitors who are residents of one of the 12 North State Counties (NSCLS service area) may qualify for a temporary card. Patrons with a General Delivery mailing address may not qualify for a card unless they can show proof of permanent or part-time residency or proof of property ownership.

An official picture id., issued by a federal, state, or local government agency, is necessary to apply for a library card. Additionally, proof of a current local address may be required using one of the documents listed below:

• Checks imprinted with applicant’s name and address.
• Current bill imprinted with applicant’s name and address.
• Postmarked mail addressed to applicant.
• Property tax document.
• Current rental agreement with applicant’s name and address or rent receipt bearing applicant’s name and address.

Minors under 18 must have a parent's or guardian’s signature in order to obtain a Trinity County library card as a Juvenile borrower. The parent or guardian must accompany the minor, be present to provide their identification and signature when filling out the card for the minor, and assume responsibility for materials checked out on the card. Children over the age of 5 may qualify for their own library card if they are able to legibly print their first and last names on the library registration form. Parental or guardian consent must be provided in order for a minor to use the Internet. A parent or guardian is not required to have a library card in order to obtain one for a minor.