1,000 Books before Kindergarten FAQs
Employment FAQs
Fine Free Library FAQs
We know you’ll try to take good care of your borrowed items! But no, fees still apply to lost or damaged items and will be applied to patron accounts accordingly.
You will still be responsible for Interlibrary loan fees and due dates set by the lending library (“Interlibrary loan” materials are borrowed from libraries outside the Valnet consortium).
Most Valnet libraries are fine free.
Items borrowed from, and returned at, Grangeville Centennial Library are subject to late fees.Library Card FAQs
- Parents can get cards for their children as long as the children are present.
- Parents may determine at what age they deem appropriate for their child to get a card.
- The library’s minimum age for a child to get a card is “old enough to come to the library with their parent.”
- Those outside the Valnet service area may use obtain a guest pass for computer use with a photo ID.
- Whitman County residents may obtain a Latah County Library District Basic card.
- To make sure your contact information is up to date
- To help keep our system current and accurate.
- First name, last name, middle name (if given).
- Birthdate and month. Year is only saved if under 18.
- First and last name of guarantor for minors.
- Mailing address (and physical, local address if different).
- Phone number and email are now strongly recommended for library account notifications.
- First and last name
- Birth month

- A wide selection of items in a variety formats are available through the Valnet library consortium
- Digital resources, such as OverDrive and many others
- Use of in-building computers
- Two print-material checkouts
- Digital library resources
- Computers
Lost and Damaged Materials FAQs
Materials Donation FAQs
- Textbooks
- Computer books
- Encyclopedias
- Reader’s Digest condensed books
- Cassette or VHS tapes
- Home recorded CDs or DVDs
- Magazines
- Newspapers
- Soiled or water damaged materials
Volunteer FAQs
- Management of community service/school volunteer hours is entirely at the discretion of the supervising library staff member. The training and monitoring of community service/school volunteers must be manageable for library staff. The library supervisor may find it necessary to re-evaluate and adjust the community service/school volunteer arrangement.
- All community service/school volunteer hours must be scheduled in advance.
- As a community service/school volunteer, you are responsible for contacting the supervising library staff member in advance to notify them of any changes to your work schedule. Changes must be approved by the supervising staff member.
- You are responsible for doing the work assigned to you to the standard expected by your library supervisor.
- You are responsible for maintaining an accurate record of your hours worked, providing whatever forms or contact information might be required, and meeting community service/school volunteer or school deadlines.
- Failure to comply with any of these expectations may be grounds for terminating the community service/school volunteer arrangement.