📚 Sequatchie County Public Library Opens Library Cards to All Tennessee Residents

The Sequatchie County Public Library in Dunlap is welcoming Tennessee residents with a streamlined library card process, making it easier for newcomers and longtime community members alike to access the library’s full collection of books, digital materials, and services.

📖 What’s New at the Library

The library now verifies Tennessee residency when issuing new library cards, opening access to anyone with a current Tennessee mailing address. This change reflects a commitment to serving the broader Tennessee community while maintaining clear eligibility guidelines. Whether you’ve lived in the area your whole life or recently relocated to the state, a library card unlocks a wealth of resources-physical books, audiobooks, e-books, movies, and more.

💻 How to Get Your Card

Residents can visit the library in person at 227 Cherry Street in Dunlap with a valid ID and proof of current Tennessee mailing address. For those interested in digital access, the library also offers e-cards that provide immediate access to the library’s digital collection through the Libby app. Prospective cardholders can reach out by email to learn more about the e-card option and get started remotely.

❤️ A Library for Everyone

The library’s outreach emphasizes inclusion and belonging-a message particularly relevant in a region where people move in and out for work, family, and opportunity. By removing barriers to library access and welcoming newcomers alongside longtime residents, the Sequatchie County Public Library reinforces its role as a community anchor that serves all who call Tennessee home.