If you attend school in the PDL service area, you can get a library card. You'll need to provide one of the following when applying:
- Report card
- School ID
- Completed verification form
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You need a library card to check out materials from the Petoskey District Library (PDL). You can register online, or learn how to apply in person.
What does "privilege has expired" mean? It means you have a Petoskey District Library card that needs to be renewed. Renew below.
Please allow up to one business day for a response to online registrations or renewals, or call us during open hours for immediate assistance, at 231-758-3100.
If you live in, attend school, or work in the following service areas, you can get a library card:
If you are unsure if your address is within our service area, you can use this search to find out.
If you attend school in the PDL service area, you can get a library card. You'll need to provide one of the following when applying:
If you're an adult who works in the PDL service area and doesn't have a library card from one of our reciprocal or consortium libraries, you can get a library card from Petoskey District Library.
You'll need to present current proof of employment (a recent check stub).
Non-residents can purchase a PDL library card for a fee:
Call 231-758-3100 to purchase a card by phone.
Consortium and reciprocal libraries
If you have a library card from any of the following consortium or reciprocal libraries, you can use your card at the Petoskey District Library. Similarly, your PDL card will work at any of these libraries:
*Cardholders from these libraries must bring proof of address and their home library card to our main desk in order to register.
We accept the following types of ID:
If you are under the age of 13, you qualify for a library card with a parent or legal guardian signature. Read our general use policy guidelines for more information.
You can visit our online catalog to browse our collection, renew items, make requests and more.
View our General Use Policy for more information about managing your account.
While we are a fine-free library, it is up to the patron to know and understand when their items are due. Patrons with overdue items will be notified in the following manner:
Please review the complete long-overdue policy for more information. If you have lost or damaged a library item, please call us at 231-758-3100 to chat about replacement options.
Contact Us
Petoskey District Library
500 E Mitchell St
Petoskey MI 49770
Hours of Operation
Monday 10am-7pm
Tuesday 10am-7pm
Wednesday 10am-7pm
Thursday 10am-7pm
Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 10am-5pm
Sunday 12pm-5pm