Library Card Info

Library Card Sign Up Month!

Ever dreamed of a secret superpower? No, we’re not talking about invisibility or flying—though that would be cool. We’re talking about the power to borrow books, movies, and more with just one little card! 🚀✨

Get your library card today and become the superhero of your own reading adventure. 🦸‍

How Can I Get a Library Card?

The Park City Public Library is a member of the Kanshare Library Consortium. KanShare library cards are free and available to anyone in the region.

The KanShare Libraries consortium provides access to a common online catalog. Library patrons will be able to borrow items from any library in the consortium. Those items can then be returned to any library in the consortium.

KanShare Libraries include:

- Andover Public Library
- Augusta Public Library
- Bradford Memorial Library (El Dorado)
- Derby Public Library
- Goddard Public Library
- Mulvane Public Library
- Oaklawn Activity Center
- Park City Public Library
- Rose Hill Public Library

This consortium provides broader access to library services and materials to the residents of the areas served by its libraries.

Patrons who are 16 and older need to provide a photo ID that shows their current name and address. For patrons age 15 and younger, a parent, grandparent or legal guardian will need to be present and provide a photo ID that shows their current name and address. If your photo ID does not have your current address, please bring in a piece of mail such as a bill or statement that shows your name and current address.

Please bring your library card with you when you come to the library to check out materials.

Access the KanShare Catalog!

To log in to the library catalog, your username login is your library card number with no spaces, and your password is the last four digits of the phone number on your account.

What does your library card let you do?

- Check out items such as books, audiobooks, DVDs, music CDs, magazines, and video games.
- Use our public computers
- Use the library’s app to check your account, renew items, place items on hold, search the library catalog, scan a book’s bar code to see if it’s in the library collection.
- Use the library catalog to see when items are due and renew them, search the catalog, put items on hold, request items via interlibrary loan, suggest purchase recommendations for the collection.
- Check out digital items (e-books and Audiobooks) from Blackstone and Libby