With a Free Library of Northampton Township library card and PIN, you can borrow physical materials, use computers and meeting rooms, and access a large list of e-resources. Your card will be accepted at all public libraries in Bucks County.
For full access to all we have to offer, you will need a physical card and can drop in to apply in person. You’ll need to bring a photo ID and evidence of current Bucks County residence, business ownership, employment, or school enrollment.
For additional questions, please refer to our Library Cards Policy.
If you’re a resident of Bucks County, you can begin the application process from home by creating a new library account. After applying, you must visit your selected home library to pick up your permanent physical card and create a 4-digit PIN.
Temporary card numbers offer access to My Account to place holds on physical items.
Temporary card numbers do not provide access to:
These resources are available only after you complete the registration in person. To do that, you’ll need to visit your selected home library with a current photo ID and proof of residency within the next three (3) months. Staff will provide your permanent card and help you create your PIN.
Your library card may be up for renewal. This happens every few years so library staff can confirm your contact information. Staff will be happy to renew your library card in-person at any of the public libraries in Bucks County. Please bring current photo ID, such as a driver’s license. Once your card has been renewed, you should be able to access My Account and use e-resources again without issue.
Library staff will be happy to renew your library card in-person at any public library in Bucks County. Please bring current photo ID, such as a driver’s license.
If your mailing address has changed, library staff will be happy to update your account. Please bring a current photo ID that shows your new address, such as a driver’s license.
Library card renewals for disabled or homebound users will be handled on a case-by-case basis.