Get to know our new online catalog!

Our new catalog (powered by Aspen Discovery) provides new personalization features and search tools, making it easier for you to find the items and services you’re looking for! All your current checkouts, holds, and reading history (if previously enabled) will still be available when you log in to our new catalog on July 29!

Easily sign into your account from the link at the top-right side of your browser. Click on “Sign In,” then enter your library card number/alternate ID and your PIN. To reveal the password you’ve typed, click “Reveal Password.” You can also click “Remember Me” to have your login information populate the next time you go to sign in. However, we don’t recommend checking this if you’re using a public computer or shared device.

You can also sign in from the top menu. Click the menu button, click “Your Account,” and you’ll arrive at the login screen.

If using one of our public computers or other shared device, don’t forget to click “Sign Out” from the account menu!

Once you are signed in, you will see various options on the left side, which include common categories like checked out titles, titles on hold, fines, and suggested titles for purchase. You will also find your saved lists and searches, as well as your reading history and suggested titles based on your ratings.

Also on the left side, you will find a link to adjust your account settings. You may change the default language to display, update your preferred pickup location for holds, reset your PIN, and access your library card number and barcode.

Your Account Summary will show a convenient overview of your account, like current number of checked out titles, holds, and books ready for pickup. Below your Account Summary, you will see a preview of recommended titles if you have rated any titles in Aspen.

Search the catalog by typing in a keyword, author, title, or other description of the item you’re looking for. Once you enter “Search,” all relevant titles will appear along with all the available formats grouped together.

There are several filters available to make sure you only see options that match exactly what you are looking for! Narrow your search results by format, availability, age group, genre, and more.

You can also sort your results by categories such as publication date, number of holds, user rating, and best match.

Sign into your account to see all your checked out titles. You can see details about your checked out titles by clicking into your account summary or using the menu to the left.

The menu to the left allows you to filter your view of your checked out items, including whether you want to see both physical and digital borrows.

You can also sort the view by title, author, due date, format, and by the number of times the items have been renewed.

If you would like to have a list of your checked out items outside of the library catalog, you can select the “Export to Excel” button and create a spreadsheet that you can email to yourself or save in a designated folder.

Once you are signed in, click “Titles on Hold” in the left-hand menu to see your physical and digital materials that you have placed a hold on. The items will be sorted into two sections – Ready for Pickup and Pending.

Each item will include information such as the format, date the hold was placed, and pickup location if applicable. For items in the physical collection, you’ll be able to see your position in the holds queue.

You also have the option to “Freeze” your holds, which keeps your place in line – this feature works well if you are not ready to check out the title, but don’t want to lose your place in line. When you are ready to move up in the queue, you can ‘Thaw’ your hold.

Pending holds can be canceled if you no longer wish to receive the item, and you can also change the pickup location if there is a different area in the library that becomes more convenient for you. These changes are not available for holds that are ready for pickup.

When you put digital content on hold, you can read a snippet from the book on your holds page by clicking “Preview From the Book!”

The “While you Wait” button offers recommendations of similar titles that you might like – the green format icons indicate which versions are available for checkout right now.

Easily manage your account, browse the collections, and check out eBooks with the new Aspen LiDA App. Most of the functions of the online catalog can be conveniently found in the app.

Download it for free on the Google Play Store or the Apple Store.

Printable Guides

A screenshot showing the account view, which includes an account summary that displays the number of items checked out, on hold, overdue, and ready for pickup. Below the account summary, there is a Recommended for you section that shows recommended titles based on titles that have been rated previously. There are options to manage your lists, saved searches, save and view library events, and view your reading history.
A screenshot of account preferences, including settings to change the default language of the catalog interface, change the default display mode to Dark Mode, and set preferred and alternate pickup locations for placing holds.
A screenshot of linked account settings, including additional accounts to manage
Four screenshots from the Aspen catalog. The first is a record of a book with a graphic pointing to the "Add to List" button, which is how a title can be added to a list or a new list can be created. The second screenshot shows an arrow pointing to an account name and another arrow pointing to a drop down menu item labeled "Your Lists" to show where to access or create lists. The third screenshot shows the "Your Lists" page with an arrow pointing to the "Create a New List" button and another arrow pointing to the "Import From Old Catalog" button, which will bring lists from the old catalog to the new Aspen catalog. The final screenshot shows a new list being created, with an arrow pointing to the title part of the list and another arrow pointing to a toggle that can change a list to private or public.
A screenshot showing a catalog search, with diagrams showing where to enter search terms, dropdown menus that can target a search, and a outlined box on the left titled "Narrow Your Results" that has filters that can be selected to further narrow search results. Above the results, there are more search options that allow the user to filter their search by format and availability. Each search result displays format and availability and can be added to a list.
A screenshot of a search result displaying a book titled "Cooking For One." Diagrams point to a "Sort by" dropdown that can sort a search by title, author, publication year, and more, a "Search Tools" dropdown that can save searches to return to later and see when new titles are added to the collection, and a "Show Edition" button on the search result that can show the different editions available for a title. There are five stars under the item's cover image that can be clicked to rate titles, which will generate recommendations in your account. The title of the result is outlined, with an explanation that clicking the title will show more details and readalikes.
A screenshot of a list of checked out titles. At the top of the image, the library's open hours are displayed. The results can be filtered by type of material: physical or Overdrive. There is a Select/Deselect All checkmark that can be used to select all of the results, or checkmarks next to each result can be used to select only a few results. Each checked out item displays the due date and number of times the item has been renewed. At the bottom of the list of checked out items, there are buttons to renew selected items, renew all items, or export the list of checked out titles to an Excel sheet.
A screenshot showing holds ready for pickup and pending holds. There is a "Sort by" drop down menu that can be used to sort holds by expiration date, which is the last date a hold needs to be picked up. In the Pending Holds section, a hold is outlined to show information like pickup location, status, and hold position. On the right of the pending hold record, a list of hold options is outlined, which includes buttons to cancel the hold, freeze the hold, and change the pickup location. At the bottom of the Holds page, there are buttons to cancel selected holds or cancel all holds, freeze selected holds or freeze all, thaw selected or thaw all holds, and export selected holds to an excel sheet.