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Begin by logging into your account. Once you have logged in you can:
- View and renew items currently checked out (if renewable)
- Learn the status of your requests
- Check if you have overdue fines
- See the programs for which you have registered
- View your personal information
- See and update your notification preferences
- Change your Personal Identification Number (PIN)
- Enable and view your reading history
- Create a username
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You can update your email address or your phone number in the settings area of your account.
Mailing address changes can be made via Express Address or by contacting us at any RPL location.
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Your account allows you to set a Username to use instead of a library card number.
Your username must be between 4 - 50 characters long with no spaces and must start with a letter but can contain numbers.
You can use your username to:
- log in to your library account
- place holds on library material
- access our public computers and loanable laptops
- access most of our digital services
- register for programs
To set a username:
- Log in to the site.
- Click on your name to open the My Account functions.
- Click on My Settings.
- Click on Change Username
- Enter the username you would like to use and then verify the name.
- Click Submit.
If you need to change your username, simply follow the same steps.
Note: staff members cannot see your username.
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If you have an email address on file with us, you can reset your own PIN.
Don't have an email address on file with us? No problem! Contact us at 306-777-6000 or by emailing us. Please have your library card and identification nearby as we will ask you verification questions to protect the security of your account.
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