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Spring City book locker now ready for resident use

By Utah News · June 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Spring City book locker is now ready for use as part of a pilot program. This initiative offers free library materials to all residents through a partnership between the Utah State Library Division, Fairview City Library, Spring City, and Indianola.

Key takeaways

  • The Spring City book locker pilot program offers free materials to all residents.
  • A Fairview City Library card is required to use the service.
  • Users must select the Spring City Locker from the dropdown menu when placing holds online.
  • Items are delivered weekly to the locker located north of the post office.

The book locker in Spring City is now available for use. This pilot program is a partnership between the Utah State Library Division, Fairview City Library, Spring City, and Indianola to provide free library materials to all residents.

To utilize the service, residents must have a Fairview City Library card. Cards can be obtained at no charge by visiting the library located at 75 South State St. in Fairview. Individuals are required to bring an ID and proof of address to obtain a card.

Once a card is obtained, users can log in to their accounts at fairviewcity.lib.utah.gov to place holds on items. When submitting requests, users must select Spring City Locker from the dropdown menu.

Items will be delivered to the locker weekly, which is located north of the post office. Items may also be returned to the locker. For any questions, individuals can call (435) 427-9305.

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