Summer Library Cards For Fairfield Students Return

Free Fairfield summer library cards are back at the Syracuse-Turkey Creek Township Public Library from May 1-Aug. 1! 

These cards are made possible by the Fairfield Schools Literacy Fund, created by an anonymous donor who wanted to stop the summer slide for students living in the Fairfield Schools district. Families and children can sign up for a card any time from May 1-Aug. 1, with cards all expiring on Aug. 31.

Who Qualifies?

Children, ages birth to entering 12th grade in 2024, who live in either Benton, Clinton, or Jackson townships. The Fund is only available to children.

What If We Homeschool?

​Home-schooled children who live in Benton, Clinton, or Jackson townships also qualify for a free summer library card.

What Do We Need To Bring?

Families will need to bring proof of their residence in Benton, Clinton, or Jackson townships. This can be an updated driver's license, or a photo ID and utility bill. Children, 13 and older, can sign up upstairs. Younger children should sign up downstairs.

To sign up for a library card without an adult, you must be at least 18 years old. If you're younger than 18, you will need an adult with you.

What Services Do We Receive With A Fairfield Card?

You can check out materials (excluding hotspots) from the Syracuse Public Library and other Evergreen Libraries (like North Webster, Ligonier, Milford, etc.) and access digital apps like Libby and Hoopla!