Getting a Library Card
The Gloucester County Library System (GCLS) issues library cards to residents of the 14 GCLS member communities who pay a dedicated county library tax. Residents of the following communities in Gloucester County qualify for access to GCLS library services with required proof of residency:
| Clayton | Greenwich |
| East Greenwich | Harrison |
| Elk | Logan |
| Mantua | Swedesboro |
| National Park | Newfield |
| South Harrison | Woodbury Heights |
| Woolwich | Glassboro |
The Gloucester County Library System issues library cards in-person at any one of our branches located Glassboro, Greenwich, Logan, Mullica Hill, and Swedesboro. A photo ID and proof of residency must be presented in the form of any one of the following:
- NJ Drivers License
- NJ non-driver ID (issued by the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission)
- Current municipal tax bill, utility bill, or bank statement showing individual's name and address, and a photo ID
- Out-of-county owners of business or property located in a GCLS member community must show proof of business or property ownership, and a photo ID
Expired or lost cards
GCLS cards are renewed every 2 years. Please don't throw away your old card! Renew your card by presenting it to circulation staff along with your current driver's license. Your card will be updated. There is a $1 fee to replace a lost library card. If you have forgotten your card, you may present your driver's license.
Non-resident cards
Out-of-County residents may purchase access to GCLS library services for an annual fee of $100 per year. A six month membership may be purchased for $50.
GCLS is a member of the LOGIN consortium and honors library cards issued by libraries located throughout Gloucester, Cumberland, and Salem counties.
