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Beaumont Library memberships are free and available to all residents of the City of Beaumont and Leduc County. 

Membership Types

Adult (ages 18+):  Bring one piece of official picture ID and a proof of address.

Juvenile (ages 0-17):  The parent/guardian must complete the online registration form, including the parent/guardian's name.  The parent/guardian must accompany the juvenile to pick up a new membership card.  When the parent/guardian completes the online registration form they agree to the following conditions:

Parental/Legal Guardian Consent:  "In filling out this application, I approve the issuance of a library card to my child and acknowledge my responsibility for its use in accordance with Library policies and procedures.  I understand that the Library purchases a wide variety of materials in all formats and some will contain mature themes and language or other characteristics which may not be appropriate for my child.  I acknowledge that it is my sole right and responsibility to decide what is appropriate for my child and that the Library and its staff will not act in loco parentis (i.e., in the place of the parent).  I accept full responsibility for the supervision of my child's activity in the Library's physical space as well as within the TRAC online environment,  I acknowledge that the Library provides public access to the Internet and I accept full responsibility for my child's computer usage and Internet activity within the Library."

Institutional (e.g. daycare providers):  The institution director must provide one piece of valid picture ID, proof of Beaumont company address, and the names of any employees who will be using the card. 

You must be 18 years and older, and a resident of the City of Beaumont or Leduc County to register online.  A parent/guardian must fill out the form for a juvenile membership.  See below for membership information.  

When picking up your permanent card at the library, please bring one piece of valid picture ID and proof of address.  A parent/guardian must be present to pick up a juvenile card.

Please fill in and submit this form.

Renewals Only

Important Information

You must present the Bibliothèque de Beaumont Library Card for service at the Circulation Desk, for library account services, program registration, and public computer access.  Please have your barcode number ready when requesting services over the phone.

Due to system requirements, when picking up holds, the card presented at the desk must be for the account that placed the hold.

If you lose your card, call the library immediately at 780-929-2665 or visit during business hours.

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In the 1990s libraries across Alberta faced a number of challenges and opportunities, including the information explosion, the development of new technologies, the emergence of the Internet and a changing government philosophy.

A grassroots response to these challenges led to the creation of The Alberta Library (TAL) in 1997. Internationally recognized for cooperation and collaboration, TAL is a province-wide consortium that now serves 48 member libraries in over 300 locations across the province, including:

• public libraries
• regional library systems
• university libraries
• college, and technical institute libraries
• special libraries

Member libraries work together to take advantage of changing technologies, find creative solutions and seize new opportunities. As a result, Albertans at even the smallest library have access to more than 30 million resources.

The Beaumont Public Library is a place for everyone to gather, explore, learn, and express themselves.  Our mission is connecting people to ideas, experiences, and one another.

Our values are:

• Connection - We are community connectors, seeking out opportunities to collaborate and learn with our customers, community, businesses, and government.  We believe that connection is the key to individual and community well-being.
• Courage - We try new things, innovate, and take prudent risks.  We are not afraid to make mistakes, learn, and adapt.  We meet challenges with curiosity and an eye for possibilities.
• Fun - We have fun!  Whether we're running a story time, helping a customer find their next great read, or sitting in a meeting, we find ways to make each other smile.
• Inclusivity - We strive to make the library a welcoming, safe place.  We listen to marginalized communities, and we commit to accountability and change.  We are vulnerable and brave in our pursuit of equity and inclusion.
• Respect - We meet people where they are, with dignity and openness.  We know that everyone has a unique lived experience.  We can learn from those experiences.

Because of our participation in the Yellowhead Regional Library System, our library is a single point of access to millions of movies, books, CDs, DVDs, events and more.

We can help you find exactly what you are looking for!

Bibliothèque de Beaumont Library is a member of Yellowhead Regional Library.  We are also a member of The Regional Automation Consortium (TRAC) and of The Alberta Library (TAL).  Our participation in The Alberta Library gives our patrons access to 15 million items in over 230 Alberta libraries.

All residents of the City of Beaumont and Leduc County can have access to these services using their Beaumont Library Card.

Our Vision:

The Beaumont Library is a place for everyone to gather, explore, learn, and express themselves.

Our Mission:

Connecting people to ideas, experiences, and one another.

Our Values:  

Connection

We are community connectors, seeking out opportunities to collaborate and learn with our customers, community, businesses, and government.  We believe that connection is the key to individual and community well-being.

Courage

We try new things, innovate, and take prudent risks.  We are not afraid to make mistakes, learn, and adapt.  We meet challenges with curiosity and an eye for possibilities.

Fun

We have fun!  Whether we're running a story time, helping a customer find their next great read, or sitting in a meeting, we find ways to make each other smile.

Inclusivity

We strive to make the library a welcoming, safe place.  We listen to marginalized communities, and we commit to accountability and change.  We are vulnerable and brave in our pursuit of equity and inclusion.

Respect

We meet people where they are, with dignity and openness.  We know that everyone has a unique lived experience.  We can learn from these experiences.

Plan of Service:

View our NEW Strategic Plan of Service 2022-2026.