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Need to Know

How do I get a library card?

Come to the Circulation desk with an ID and proof of address to get a library card.

To save time fill out our online registration form before coming in. Please come in within 30 days to get your card. Online registrations are deleted after 30 days.

What is my pin?

Your pin is the password associated with your library card. You can request a password reset on the catalog log-in page.

Do you charge fines?

Most materials do not have overdue fines if returned late. Hotspots accrue fines at $1 a day.

A replacement cost will be charged for any item that is considered lost.

Do you have wi-fi?

Wireless internet is available throughout the building and on Library grounds 24/7. There is no password. Click through the ‘CPL_Wireless’ splash page and you are online.

Can I reserve a meeting room?

Meeting room space is available for local non-profit organizations. See our Meeting Rooms page for more information.

Upcoming Events

We are celebrating

Library Card Sign-up Month!

This September get free replacement cards, join us for pop-up musical performances, and show your Library card at participating local businesses to receive special incentives.

Updates & Announcements

MockTales: Read-easy

Saturday, Oct. 10 @ 4:00 pm

Lock-in for adults. Join us after hours for a Read-easy! Get your free mocktail from Bill Pitcher and settle in to read whatever you want this Banned Books Week.

Banned Books Week Trivia!

Tuesday, Oct. 6 @ 6:00 pm

Join us for a lively evening of book related trivia! Come by yourself or with friends; we will form teams at the beginning of the evening.

Fall Clean-up with Forever Green

Thursday, Oct. 1 @ 5:30pm

Learn best practices for putting your yard to bed for the winter with Forever Green. We will be discussing how to care for your flower & garden beds, lawn, and trees before the winter season.

Paul Engle Prize Award Ceremony

Sunday, Oct. 18 @ 2:00 pm

Christopher Merrill has been named the 15th recipient of the Paul Engle Prize, presented by the Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature organization. The ceremony is free and open to the public.