The library will be closed Sunday, Sept. 1 & Monday, Sept. 2 for Labor Day.

Borrowing

Patrons of all ages have access to a well-rounded collection of print materials, electronic titles, and the Library of Things. Get started by viewing the library’s collection on the library’s catalog!

Renewing Items
Most materials may be renewed twice. You can also renew online by catalog if the materials are not overdue for more than seven days or on hold for another patron.
 
Reserving Items
Materials may be reserved by Orland Park Public Library and reciprocal cardholders in-person or by phone. You will be contacted by phone, email or text when the item is ready for pick-up at the Patron Hold Shelf in the lobby or Circulation Desk.
Loan Periods & Fines

Orland Park Public Library books and materials are loaned to holders of valid library cards.

Note: Effective January 24, 2022, Interlibrary Loan items will be limited to 5 items checked out at one time and 5 hold requests. If a patron orders an Interlibrary Loan from out of state, and it is not picked up once it becomes available, that patron will be charged a $5.00 service fee.





Material

Lucky Day

Loan Period/
Daily Fine

Max Item Limit

Audiobook CD, MP3, and Spoken CD 3 weeks/No Fines 30
Blu-Ray/DVD 2 weeks/No Fines 30
Book 1 week/$1 3 weeks/No Fines 99
Book Bundle 3 weeks/No Fines 30
Equipment 1 week/$1 1
HotSpot 1 week/$1 1
Hoopla eBooks 3 weeks/No Fines 10 (Per Month)
Interlibrary Loan (ILL) 3 weeks/10¢ 5
Kit (Readalongs, Science & Penpal) 3 weeks/No Fines 30
LaunchPads 3 weeks/No Fines 5
Library of Things 2 weeks/$1 per day 3
Magazine 2 weeks/No Fines 30
Music CD 2 weeks/No Fines 30
NES/SNES 1 week/$1 1
Overdrive eBooks 2 weeks/No Fines 5
Playaway Audiobook 3 weeks/No Fines 30
Playaway View 3 weeks/No Fines 5
Playstation Classic Console 1 week/$1 1
Puppet/Toy/Puzzle 3 weeks/No Fines 30
Roku 2 weeks/$1 1
VCR/DVD Recorder 1 week/$1 1
Video Game 1 week/No Fines 3

 

Interlibrary Loan FAQ
  • Who can use interlibrary loan services?
    Interlibrary loan service is available to Orland Park Public Library cardholders in good standing. Reciprocal borrowers should contact their home library for interlibrary loan requests.
  • What can be borrowed via interlibrary loan?
    Patrons can request print books and physical audiovisual materials. Video games, ebooks, and other digital media cannot be borrowed via interlibrary loan. With the exception of multiple copies for book discussions, only items not owned by the Orland Park Public Library will be requested via interlibrary loan.
  • Is there a charge for interlibrary loan?
    There is no charge for items borrowed from Illinois libraries. Interlibrary loan staff will always request to borrow from Illinois libraries first. If an item cannot be found in Illinois, items can be borrowed from out-of-state libraries for a $5.00 mailing fee.
  • How long does it take to receive interlibrary loan materials?
    Interlibrary loan materials typically take 7-10 business days to arrive.
  • How long can I borrow an interlibrary loan item?
    The loan period for interlibrary loan items is determined by the owning library. Items should be returned on time and in good condition. The Orland Park Public Library will strictly observe any lending conditions specified by the owning library (shorter lending period, in-house use, no renewals).
  • Can I renew interlibrary loan items?
    Renewals are granted by the owning library and are not guaranteed.
  • Are there fines for overdue interlibrary loan items?
    Yes, interlibrary loans are subject to overdue fines.
  • What happens if an interlibrary loan item is lost or damaged?
    Lost or damaged materials will be charged a replacement fee determined by the owning library. This fee may include the cost of the item and processing. No refunds will be given once a lost or damaged item is paid for.When materials are lost or are returned late, the borrowing privileges of both the patron and the Orland Park Public Library are jeopardized. Patrons who consistently abuse interlibrary loan borrowing privileges will find their interlibrary loan borrowing privileges suspended.
  • Lending Guidelines for Other Libraries
    Orland Park Public Library will lend materials in the following formats: print books, audio
    books and CDs, and DVD/Blu-rays. The library will accept requests digitally, by phone, or mail.
    All photocopy requests must be in writing indicating copyright compliance. The Orland Park Public Library reserves the right to refuse to lend materials or to ask a borrowing library to restrict use of materials loaned.
  • See our Interlibrary Loan Policy for more details.