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Library Cards

What Do I Bring?

To receive a Brigham City Library card, please visit the library at least 30 minutes before closing time with the following:

  • Photo ID
  • Proof of address (addressed to card signer & dated within last 30 days)
  • Adult/Guardian signature (if under 18)
  • Additional documents (if necessary to prove membership category)
  • Payment (if required by membership category)

Proof of address can include mail, digital statements, bills, etc. Applications for children under 18 require a legal parent/guardian to provide the photo ID and proof of address. If you are homebound and cannot visit in person, please contact the library. We do not offer digital applications at this time. 

Membership Categories

The Library is primarily funded by Brigham City property taxes. Individuals living or renting in Brigham City—or otherwise paying Brigham City property taxes—are eligible for library cards at no additional cost. The Library's Board of Trustees have also approved some no-fee non-resident membership categories, as indicated below.

Membership Categories

  • Brigham City residents
  • Brigham City property renters (living elsewhere)*
  • Brigham City property owners (living elsewhere)*
  • Brigham City Corporation employees*
  • Students attending a Brigham City school in the Box Elder County School District*
  • Employees working in a Brigham City school in the Box Elder County School District*
  • Weber County residents

All others may receive a library card by paying a non-resident fee.

* Requires some form of additional documentation showing category eligibility (e.g. Brigham property tax statement; City employee badge; proof of BESD enrollment; etc.)

Non-Resident Fees

Individuals who do not fall into any of the membership categories listed above may purchase library membership. A non-resident membership payment covers all individuals in a household. Year-length memberships are the best value ($5/month) and are cheaper than many subscription and streaming services.

  • $60 / 1 year
  • $35 / 6 months
  • $20 / 3 months

Library services are also available to county residents through the Box Elder County Bookmobile.

For a list of libraries throughout Utah, visit https://library.utah.gov/directory/

How do I get a card?
Visit the library!
Please come at least 30 minutes before closing time with the following documentation:

-- Photo ID
-- Proof of address (addressed to card signer & dated within last 30 days)
-- Adult/Guardian signature (if under 18)
-- Additional documents (if necessary to prove membership category)
-- Payment (if required by membership category)

Proof of address can include mail, digital statements, bills, etc. Applications for children under 18 require a legal parent/guardian to provide the photo ID and proof of address. If you are homebound and cannot visit in person, please contact the library. We do not offer digital applications at this time.
For more info please visit our "Cards" page.
What's my password/PIN?
The 4-digit PIN written inside your Welcome brochure.
Every new library card comes with a randomly generated PIN. Library staff should have written your PIN on a trifold "Welcome" brochure when you first got your card. If you've forgotten your PIN, you can send a reset link to the email address you provided to the library:

1. Visit the catalog
2. Click "My Account" at the top of the page.
3. Click "Forgot my PIN"

A reset link will be sent to whatever email address is on file with the library. You can also visit the library with a photo ID to have the staff reset your PIN.
Catalog Link
Can I apply online?
No
We do not currently offer online library card applications or renewal. To apply for a card or renew an existing card, please visit the library anytime at least 30 minutes before close.
For more info please visit our "Cards" page.
Can I pay fines online?
No
We do not currently offer an online payment option. You can pay in-person with cash, card, or check. You can also pay over the phone by card (435-723-5850). When paying over the phone, be sure to have your library card number AND your payment information handy.

If your account is at collections, payments must be made to the collection agency.
Why do I pay a Non-Resident fee?
The Library is funded by Brigham City property taxes. Households and individuals who rent or own property in Brigham City are supporting the library through their taxes, and may obtain a library card without additional charge.

Select policies allow other groups to obtain cards at no additional cost:
>> Residents of Weber County
>> Brigham City Corporation employees
>> Students and employees in a Brigham City public school

Individuals who do not rent or own property in Brigham City, and who do not fall under any of the additional policies, may pay a fee for library privileges. This fee covers all individuals in the household.
For more info please visit our "Cards" page.
How many books can I check out?
It depends
Checkout limits vary depending on your age group and card type. Generally, adults can have up to 25 items and children up to 15. Student cards are limited to 5 items. Digital checkouts are capped at 15, regardless of card type.

Checkouts may also be limited by item type (i.e. 5 magazines per card, 1 tablet per card, etc.)

Today's hours

We're open 10:00AM to 8:45PM

We're closed Friday September 29 due to Final Friday of the month
Mon, Sep 25 10:00AM to 8:45PM
Tue, Sep 26 10:00AM to 8:45PM
Wed, Sep 27 10:00AM to 8:45PM
Thu, Sep 28 10:00AM to 8:45PM
Fri, Sep 29 Closed
(Final Friday of the month)
Sat, Sep 30 10:00AM to 5:45PM
Sun, Oct 01 Closed
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Address
26 East Forest Street
Brigham City, UT 84302
Tel: 435-723-5850

The Brigham City Public Library is located between Main Street and 100 East, northeast of the old courthouse.