Interlibrary Loans - Deschutes Public Library

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Request an Interlibrary Loan

Request an item that's not in our catalog. We will search libraries outside of Deschutes County to locate materials you need.

If you live outside of Deschutes County, please contact the library that serves your geographic region for Interlibrary Loan services.
You may have a total of 5 items in process. Additional requests cost $2.00.
Materials generally take 10-14 days to arrive.
There is a $2.00 fee per ILL item that is not checked out or is canceled after it has been requested.
We do not borrow:
- Feature films
- Television shows or series
- Materials published/produced/released within six months of publication date
Use the Suggest for Purchase form for items you'd like the library to buy.
If you have a question about submitting a request please call 541-617-7050.

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