All of them! (Just not all at once).
For adults, we allow up to 200 total items to be borrowed at once. For children, we have the same limit, but we like to see their eyes light up when we tell them their limit is one million!
For DVDs, there is a maximum of 15 check outs at once, five of which can be a series. For video games, there is a maximum of four check outs at once. For audiobooks on CD & MP3, there is a maximum of 8 at once.
Explore our online catalog here!
Items can be renewed three times. Most items are automatically renewed twice, unless there is a hold placed on it.
To renew more than three times, please bring the item to the library.
The Libraries are fine free for overdue items.
We encourage donations to our conscious jar to ease the guilt about keeping a book past it’s due date!
All donations to the conscience jar go to support the Sublette County Libraries Foundation.
The Sublette County Libraries do charge for any lost or damaged items. The cost of replacement depends on the item itself.
You can renew an item through our Aspen online catalog, over the phone, or by visiting us in person.
If you are a Sublette County resident or property owner, you are eligible for a:
If you are not a Sublette County resident or property owner, you are eligible for a:
Apply for a library card here!
You can either apply for a library card online here or in person. Here’s what you’ll need:
If you lose your library card, please visit us in person and we can issue you a new one. Please bring a valid form of ID.
The Library’s eBook, eAudiobook, and digital material collection is available through the Libby app.
Libby is available on iOS and Android for smartphones and tablets. Plus, eBooks checked out on Libby can be read on Kindles and other eReaders!
The Wyoming Virtual Library consortia consists of all 23 county libraries, The Wyoming State Library, University of Wyoming, and all the Community Colleges. The goal of the Libby collection is to address the education, information, and entertainment needs of all Wyoming residents. Each member library system helps fund the consortia by directly purchasing content from OverDrive.
Libby is an app owned by OverDrive that provides digital library content including books, audiobooks, and magazines.
Member Libraries make purchases in line with their local collection development policies and priorities. Each collection development policy will likely have nuanced differences that reflect the specific educational, informational and entertainment needs in their particular communities. However, in general librarians rely on professional reviews and patron purchase requests, and adding titles to manage hold lists, among other things when determining which titles to purchase for the collection.
Magazines are purchased as a complete package. The consortium does not have the ability to select or remove individual magazine titles.
Both the Wyoming Virtual Library website and the Libby App provide content filters that you can use to narrow to a particular audience (i.e. juvenile, young adult, etc.).
Yes. There are two ways to have access to what Libby books are checked out. First, the Libby App allows you to have more than one card at a time. So you can load your child’s card onto your app along with your own. Second is through the WyldCat app which allows you to link your account to your child’s. This allows you to see everything they have checked out on their card including items in Libby.
You can! Please contact your local member library and use their “request a purchase” process.
Each individual consortium member (e.g. county library system) purchases materials for the collection. The specific funds used will be dependent on the individual participating library. These funds may include county government allocations, mill levy funds, grants, or funding from the library’s Foundation or Friends group. Contact your participating member library to determine the exact funding they use.
Please review the request for reconsideration policy for Wyoming Virtual Library. Contact your local library with questions.
The Libraries will be closed on Monday, October 12 for Columbus Day.