What do I need to get a library card?
Library cards are issued in person to any resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia who is at least 4 years old. Proof of identity, proof of current address, and a completed application are required. Children between 4 and 16 years of age will need a parent or guardian's permission.

Can I get a library card if I live outside York County?
Yes. Patrons living in the Commonwealth of Virginia, but outside of York County may get a library card.

Can I get a library card if I will only be in the area for a short time?
Yes. Temporary cards may be issued to patrons who will be in the Hampton Roads area less than six months.

How much does a library card cost?
There is no charge to register and get a library card. There is a $2.00 replacement fee for a lost card.

How long may I check out a video?
DVD/VHS media can be checked out for two weeks. They may be renewed for one additional week if the item is not on hold for another patron.

May I renew items by phone?
Yes. Call Yorktown at (757) 890-5209 or Tabb at (757) 890-5130.

Do you have computers I can use to type my report?
Yes. Microsoft Word and Excel are installed on our computers, and all of our computers are attached to a printer. Sign up when you arrive at the library.

Can I "surf the net" from the library?
Yes. Both libraries have computers with Internet access. You will need your York County Library card to sign in.

Do you have a story hour for children?
Yes. For information, call the Yorktown Library at (757) 890-3236 or the Tabb Library at (757) 890-5110, or visit the Youth Services Web site.

What if I'd like to volunteer at the Library?
Call either library to find out about volunteer opportunities, or stop in and fill out an application.