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Reopening Plan

Interlibrary loan services available

Didn’t find what you were looking for in our catalog? If it's a book, audiobook, music, or video, complete this short form and we will try to borrow the item from another library for you. You can also make a request by phone by calling 303-658-2603 (College Hill) or 303-658-2303 (Irving Street), or visiting the library during limited browsing hours. To find out more or request a journal article, visit our Interlibrary Loan page.

Curbside Pickup of Holds Available During Limited Browsing Hours

For those who prefer not to enter the building, curbside pickup will still be available. Curbside service is presented by St. Anthony North Health Campus. See instructions.

Computer Use by Reservation Available During Limited Browsing Hours

Online reservations can be booked up to three days in advance. See additional options and instructions..

COVID-19 Resources

Visit the City of Westminster COVID-19 resources page for information on food and utility assistance, eviction prevention, volunteeer opportunities and more.

Online services

• Library card signup
  Complete this short form to receive a temporary library card number which can be used to access our online resources and Front Range Downloadable Library collection. The card is good for 120 days. If you would like to convert your temporary card to a permanent card so you can place holds on physical items, please visit the library, call 303-658-2601 or email wpl-notices@cityofwestminster.us. Have your temporary card number ready. We will ask a few questions to update your account and send you a new card in the mail.
• Online library card renewal
  Complete this short form to renew an expired card.
• Send a fax from your device
  Use the FaxScan24 service with a credit/debit card to send a fax.
• Remote printing
  Use our remote printing portal to send a job to the library printer. Find out more.

Career-related Tools

Whether you're taking this time to develop your career and personal skills, looking for work, or considering a career change, you'll find these job resources useful.

Ongoing Virtual Programs

Zoom

• READog (Ages: 5-11)
• Spanish Conversation Club (Ages: 18 and older)
• LEGO® Club (Ages: 6-11)
• Genealogy Workshops. Ages: 18 and older
• Monthly Book Clubs for adults via Zoom:
  - Irving Street Noon Book Club
  - Pages & Pints Book Club
  - Evening Book Club

Call-in and Listen

• Mindfulness Tuesdays: 30 minute guided meditation by phone. Ages: 18 and older

Roll 20

• Dungeons and Dragons Club: Email Library DM Matt for details. Ages: 12-18.

Facebook

• Creative Bug Crafts: Morgan demonstrates beginner crafts from our online resource Creativebug, on Facebook. Ages: 12 and older
• Get Rec'd!: Discover new books and media recommended by our librarians on Facebook. All ages
• Kathe's Book Talks: Kathe's themed book talks introduce you to titles and authors you may have missed, on Facebook. Ages: 16 and older
• Story Time: Tune in for story times on Facebook. Ages: 0-6

Enjoy remote access to these online library resources while we're closed

• Ancestry Library Edition Billions of records in census data, vital records, directories, photos, and more for genealogy research.
• Colorado Grants Guide Colorado's leading online tool for funding research.
• Tumblebook Library E-books for kids in grades K-6.
• Tumble Math A collection of math stories, games and quizzes for kids in grades K-6.
• Teen Book Cloud Over 1000 titles, including graphic novels, enhanced e-books with full audio narration and highlighted text, classic literature, national geographic videos, and more!