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Residents

Adults and teens (16+) who live in the City of Keller may get a free library card by bringing in a picture ID and proof of residency. Children below the age of 16 need a parent or guardian with them to obtain a card.

Please note: It is not uncommon to have a "Keller" mailing address or attend Keller ISD schools, but live in other municipalities (i.e. residents of the 76244 zip code). To determine if you are a City of Keller resident, simply conduct a quick property data search at www.tad.org. Keller residents will have "City of Keller" listed as a taxing jurisdiction. 

Keller High School Students

All students currently enrolled at Keller High School in grades 9th - 12th are eligible for a free, full access library card. To obtain their Keller Library card, students must bring proof of enrollment, such as the student’s schedule in HAC (Home Access Center) on their phone or a Keller High School student ID.

Teen Cards

Teens (16+) may get a free library card by bringing in a picture ID with proof of residency within the City of Keller. A parent is not required to be present for children ages 16+ to obtain a library card.

Non-Residents

Residents of cities belonging to the MetroSHARE libraries may use their respective cities' library cards at the Keller Public Library.

TexShare Card holders may apply for a free Keller Public Library card at the circulation desk during normal business hours. Patrons must be over 18 years old. Patrons must present their TexShare Card and a current driver’s license or photo ID.  For a list of libraries that issue TexShare cards, see the Texas State Library's TexShare page.

Residents of other cities also have the opportunity to purchase a non-resident card for an annual fee of $25. Senior citizens (62+) are entitled to a 50% discount off this fee.

Questions?

Contact the Circulation Department at 817-743-4830.