You may pay your bill on any Library Internet PC (but not Research PCs) or a home computer with Internet access. There are no additional fees for online payment. However there is a $5 minimal. Review your account to get started.
You may pay for bills in person with cash or check (or by mail with check or money order).
PayPal registration requires your name, email address and contact information. You may use debit/credit cards or e-checks for payment. An existing PayPal account may be used for payment of Library bills. (Google Chrome users, please note: Chrome has not been working well with PayPal lately. If you have trouble, please try another web browser.)
PayPal requires an email address for payments because your receipt is emailed to you. If your payment was made for a lost item, and you find the item, you will need the receipt to request a refund. Refund requests must be made within 90 days of payment. (Google Chrome users, please note: Chrome has not been working well with PayPal lately. If you have trouble, please try another web browser.)
You should be able to place holds and check out items within five minutes of paying your bill. If a paid bill is still on your account, refresh your session by logging out and into your library account.
You can call Circulation Services at (352) 334-3950 and request the creation of a bill for the item. You will then be able to pay for the item.
You may pay for all of your bills in one total payment or pay individual bills in single transactions.
You may request a refund if you find your item within 90 days of payment and it is in good condition. Bring your receipt with the item to any Library location. You will receive a check in the mail after processing. NOTE: For payments made April 1, 2011, and thereafter, requests for refunds are permitted only within 90 days of when the payment was made.
