WPLS Curbside Delivery Service
WPLS is here to serve!
As a service to its customers, WPLS happy to offer Curbside Delivery Service at all of its physical branch libraries in Custer, Dewey, Roger Mills, and Washita Counties.
Any customer can request that a book be “put on hold” for him or her. This can be done by calling your own local library or by following the instructions below and place the hold yourself from our online catalog.
Once the hold is placed, you will receive a phone call or an email (if you have one registered with your account) telling you when your items have arrived and are available to be picked up.
After you have been notified that your items are ready to be picked up, call your local library upon your arrival at the library, and they will bring your materials out to your car.
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Click here for the list of locations, their addresses, and the phone numbers.
To Place a Request (Hold) in the WPLS Catalog
Begin accessing the WPLS Catalog. For help doing so, click here or go the the main WPLS homepage and click
Once you are to the catalog, type in the name of the book or the author that you are looking for into the search bar.
Once the title comes up, be sure to make certain that it is in the desired format (Book, eBook, Audiobook, eAudiobook). Click on Place Hold.
If you have not already logged into your account, you will be asked to do so now.
After logging in, you will be asked to select the branch at which you would like to pick up the book. Then click submit hold.
You will be able to tell that the hold was successfully placed immediately by the green banner that will appear towards the top of the screen:
Now look in the top right hand corner of the page and click on the red circle with the number. This red circle and number pops up any time some action has taken place on your account.
Next, you will see the following screen and then click on view holds.
Here you will see your requested hold. From this screen you can also see the status of your hold. In this case, it is “In Transit”.
