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You can become a member of Mandurah Libraries by bringing in a document that shows your current permanent address. For members under the age of 18, a parent or guardian's signature is needed.
If you wish to place a reservation on an item or access e-resources you can complete an interim online membership. You will have to visit the library to show your I.D. and collect your membership card within four weeks. You will be given an interim membership number which you can use when you are reserving items or accessing e-resources.
Mandurah Libraries has six types of memberships:
Borrow up to 20 items - including up to 10 DVDs and 10 CDs. All items are available to borrow for four weeks except for Magazines, DVDs, and children's puzzles which can be borrowed for two weeks.
Items available for loan:
You can use your library card and PIN to logon to the public computers for up to two hours per day at Mandurah Library, Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre, and Lakelands Library and Community Centre. The public computers have internet access, Microsoft Word and Excel.
You can print from the public computers at Mandurah Library, Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre, and Lakelands Library and Community Centre.
You can use your library card and PIN to logon to the public computers for up to two hours per day at Mandurah Library, Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre, and Lakelands Library and Community Centre. The public computers have internet access, Microsoft Word and Excel.
Mandurah has free citywide WiFi. Access the WiFi at the libraries by selecting Mandurah WiFi on your laptop, tablet or smart phone.
You can print from the public computers, or photocopy at Mandurah Library, Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre, and Lakelands Library and Community Centre.
Costs
Black and white A4 - $0.50
Black and white A3 - $1.00
Colour A4 - $2.20
Colour A3 - $3.30
You can scan documents and save them to a thumb drive or email them at Mandurah Library, Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre, and Lakelands Library and Community Centre. Scanning is free.
A place to create, inspire, learn and share.
Mandurah Libraries are City of Mandurah funded facilities, which provide social, recreational and support services for all members of the community.
The mission of the Library is one of promoting lifelong learning for the community by providing learning, social and recreational opportunities.
The Code of Conduct applies to every Library member, Council members, committee members, volunteers, visitors and employees of the City of Mandurah.
If a member refuses to pay the cost of replacement of overdue or damaged library items and associated fines, or refuses to return the overdue items to the library, the member may have their membership suspended until all amounts due are paid and/or all overdue items are returned to the library. Where a guarantor of a child registered as a junior or young adult member, refuses to pay the replacement cost of overdue or damaged library items and any fines in the name of the child, or refuses to return the overdue items to the library, the child and the parent or guarantor may have their registrations suspended until all amounts due are paid or all overdue items returned to the library. The City of Mandurah does not accept responsibility for possible damage to library patron’s equipment caused by DVDs or CDs. Any organisation within the City of Mandurah being an association, society, educational institution, business or any department or agency of the Government of the State or Commonwealth may make application to borrow items from the library which are required for the official business of the organisation. The enrollment application must be signed by an officer of the organisation who will accept financial responsibility for items borrowed from the library, and any fines incurred from the library.
Displays may be presented in the library by community groups, provided that:
Permission is given by Coordinator Library Services The display presents a balanced view of the subject The display is not promoting a business Arts and crafts displays must only include the name and telephone number of the artist