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Your Central Rappahannock Regional Library card is the key to a range of library services and a wealth of information online. Please fill out this form in its entirety; if you have already received a card and wish to activate it, be sure and enter your card's barcode in the space provided. Required fields are marked.

Once you submit this form, you will be issued a temporary number for immediate access to the library's online databases for two weeks. Your application will be processed within 3 business days. Your account will be activated and your card will be mailed to you (if necessary). If you have questions, please call us at 540/372-1144.

Personal Information
Street address with apartment number if applicable
Alternate Address
If you are a University of Mary Washington student with a 1701 College Ave. address, or if you have a mailing address to a P.O. Box, please include your permanent address below.
Your email address will be used to notify you of holds and if we have further questions regarding your request for a library card.
The CRRL region includes Stafford, Spotsylvania and Westmoreland counties and the city of Fredericksburg. These localities supply a portion of their tax money to support the CRRL, and anyone who resides, owns property, or is a student or a teacher within the region may obtain a library card free of charge. CRRL also has reciprocal agreements with the counties of Culpeper, Fauquier, Orange, and Prince William that allow those residents to obtain free cards by showing a card from their library. All others must pay an annual family fee of thirty dollars. Senior citizens (65+) pay fifteen dollars.

Your library card is good at all of the CRRL branches and also on the bookmobile. A CRRL library card allows you to:
  • check out print, audio, and video materials
  • access our online databases through our website
  • reserve a public access computer at our branches
  • check out at any branch and return to any other branch
  • check out videos for a week and all other items for two weeks
  • renew in person, by telephone or online unless reserve requests have been recorded for those items
Overdue fines accrue daily with the maximum overdue fine per library card of ten dollars. Books, compact discs, and audio cassettes are ten cents per day, with a maximum fine of two dollars per item. Video fines are one dollar per day, with a maximum five dollar fine per video.
If this application is for a child 17 or under, the name of a parent or guardian is required.
Statement of Responsibility
I agree to be responsible for all materials charged to this card with or without my consent, to observe all library rules, to pay promptly all charges, and to notify the Library of any changes to this information.
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