Plan Your Visit

When you place a hold from the online catalog, choose either: 

Bothell Lockers, 24-hour pickup, holds held 3 days.

Covington Lockers, 24-hour pickup, holds held 3 days.

Federal Way 320th Lockers, 24-hour pickup, holds held 3 days.

Kirkland Lockers, 24-hour pickup, holds held 3 days.

Woodinville Lockers, 24-hour pickup, holds held 3 days.

If you have Single-Click holds turned on, you’ll want to turn it off. This will give you the option to choose a locker. 

You’ll be notified by phone or email when your item is ready for pickup. You'll have three days to pick it up.

You’ll be notified when your item is ready for pickup.

You have three days to pick up your hold. The lockers are available 24/7.  

When you arrive, enter your library card number and PIN/password on the screen.

Once you enter your information, a locker door will open to release your hold. This will open the locker door for all your items. If you sent more than one hold to the locker, you may see several doors open.  

When the door opens, your items are checked out, so be sure to take all your items. If you find that you don’t want an item anymore, return that item to the library's manual book drop.

It depends on the size of the items. The lockers can hold several items.

Send a document to a library printer using our online form. After you've sent your document, drop by to pick up prints inside the library. You can pick up in as little as one hour. 

1. Preview the document on your device and check the number of pages.

• You can print up to $1.50 each week for free with your library card's weekly print allowance. That gives you up to 10 black and white or 3 color pages each week.
• You have the option to pay for more prints.

2. Send the document to a library that's open for visits. Send your document at least one hour before you will pick it up. You'll have 12 hours to pick up any documents you've requested. Print requests are deleted after 12 hours. Be sure to check your pickup location's hours before you send your document.

• Find your pickup library in the Pickup Library list.
• Use the form to send the document to your library's black and white or color printer.

3. After you've sent your document, drop by your pickup location. 

4. When you arrive at your pickup library, go to the self-serve print release station.

5. Log in at the print release station to print your document. You'll use the same email address you used to send your document.

People with an all-access library card number can request prints. New accounts may not be in the print system. Call your print pickup location if you are unable to upload your print job. 

You have a limit of $1.50 each week in your library card's print allowance. You can use the allowance on library printers or copiers.

With the allowance, you can print or copy:

• up to ten black and white pages
  OR
• three color pages each week for free.

If you don't have enough credit for your entire print or copy request, you have the option to pay for more pages.

Additional pages of letter-size (8 1/2" x 11") prints and copies cost:

• $0.15 for black and white.
• $0.50 for color.

No, there is not a limit to the number of print jobs in your weekly print allowance. There is a limit to the number of pages. Preview your print job before you upload it.

If you do not have enough credit for your entire print job you have the option to pay for more prints.

Return items to the manual book drop or Self-Check-in outside. Staff will also take returns in person. You can give items such as kits to staff to check in during your visit.

Find a book drop.

Find a library that offers Self-Check-in.

Why isn't the book return open at my library?

Please call the library where you returned your materials.

Book drops and Self-Check-in are open on days that libraries are closed. However, we aren't available to assist if book drops are full or if Self-Check-in is out of order while we're closed. If Self-Check-in is out of order after hours, please return items to your library's book drop.

Return kits at any library. You will need to go into the library and ask staff where to place the item.

Wi-Fi remains on, during normal library hours, until further notice. Connectivity outside the library building varies by location. Comcast has some low-cost options for people without internet access at home.

By their very nature, public Wi-Fi networks are not secure.

If security is important to you, we suggest connecting to a VPN or limiting your Wi-Fi use to non-critical email and basic web surfing.

To increase security, use firewall and antivirus software, keep your operating system up to date, turn file sharing off, and encrypt sensitive files.

Free Wireless Internet Access (Wi-Fi) is available at all of our libraries. No password is needed to connect.

Using your computer's network utilities, look for the Wi-Fi network named "kcls.org Wireless."

Due to the variety of computer systems, library staff may not be able to help visitors configure their own equipment.