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...READ MOREWoodbridge Public Library Announces Online Library Card Registration Portal
Get a Woodbridge Library Card Instantly
WOODBRIDGE – Woodbridge Public Library has enabled online library card registration to improve resident access to library services. Residents fill out a simple form on the WPL website or from the app, “WPL on the Go,” and immediately receive a temporary digital library card in their email. The digital card can be used to access a wide range of digital content from books, audiobooks, magazines, online classes, video based tutors and more.
Library Director, Monica Eppinger, explained, “We are doing what we can to make it convenient for residents to get a library card so they can use all of our terrific resources.”
The temporary card will be valid for nintey days so any digital items that were checked out will continue to be available. Once library staff process the online application a permanent card will be mailed to the resident’s address with a welcome packet. Residents can use their permanent card at three Woodbridge Township locations, the Main Library, 1 George Frederick Plaza, Woodbridge, the Iselin Branch, 1081 Green Street, Iselin and the Fords Branch, 211 Ford Avenue, Fords, and 50 area libraries in the MURAL system in Middlesex and Union Counties.
Contact the Main Library, 732-634-4450, x5, for more information or visit the Woodbridge Public Library website, woodbridgelibrary.org to “Ask-A-Librarian” by e-mail or chat.
VOTE BY MAIL REMOVAL REQUEST FORM
By John M. Mitch, Municipal Clerk
Some voters have come to learn that they are on a list to receive a Mail in Ballot for all future elections. If a voter no longer wants to receive his / her ballot this way and prefers to either vote in person or, only obtain a Mail in Ballot on an as needed basis, a form (Vote By Mail Removal Request Form) will need to be completed. To obtain this form, a registered voter can call the Municipal Clerk’s Office at 732 602-6007 and ask that a staff member either mail it or email it to them. Once the form is completed, it will need to be mailed or emailed to the County Clerk’s Office which details are available on the form.
