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Lost your Library Card
To report your library card lost or stolen, please send your full name and birth date (for verification purposes) to webcirc@piercecountylibrary.org.
Be sure to say "Lost card" in the subject field or in the body of the message.
Reporting a card lost as soon as possible will prevent any use of your card until you find and reactivate it again, or purchase a replacement.
Go to your local library to reactivate a found card or purchase a replacement for $1.