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Originally Posted by mgbino
Not entirely true. PA has a reciprocal library program where you can sign up for access to any participating libraries, which includes Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, and Philadelphia counties. You have to contact your home library for more information.
That being said, there is very little in the other counties than isn't available from FLP.
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I have a FLP account. Thanks,
mgbino, for reminding me about the reciprocal library program, which may come in handy if ever a desired title is wait listed at FLP but not at one of the reciprocal libraries.
Karawan - I'm unsure where you live, and you specified that you were a new user of Overdrive. Nonetheless, because you are interested in expanding your access to library books, it's worth mentioning: BiblioTech - Bexar County's Digital Library (which uses
3M Cloud Library but not Overdrive) initially had
neither a residency requirement nor a fee for out-of-jurisdiction patrons. Out of towners who registered earlier this year can continue using their library cards, but the library's "
How to Register" page and the Registering For a Library Card section on the
"Library Policies" page now appear to have narrowed eligibility for new subscribers to documented Bexar County residents, taxpayers, and their dependents.