A South Bay September discovery: SCCLD introduces Sharks library cards
Check branch availability and explore the library resources you can use
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Two limited-edition San Jose Sharks card designs launched September 1 at SCCLD libraries and the Bookmobile. Find the application link and distinguish SCCLD from SJPL.
SCCLD introduced two limited-edition San Jose Sharks “Turn it All Teal” card designs on September 1 at its libraries and Bookmobile. Ask your branch about current stock, exchanging an existing card and any availability in October.
Check which library system you are visiting
This announcement is from the Santa Clara County Library District: start with SCCLD branches such as Cupertino, Milpitas or Campbell. San José Public Library (SJPL) is a separate system; the Sharks name does not mean every San José branch carries these cards.
Make the card useful beyond its design
Editor suggestion: check card types and required documents before applying, then ask a librarian to demonstrate holds or digital-resource login. Existing members should ask how exchanging a card affects their account. The September 8 Sharks storytime mentioned in the announcement has already ended.
Check requirements first; limited-edition designs may be unavailable at some branches.
The atrium of San Francisco Public Library's Main Library, photographed in 2013. Archival photo.
Official resources and service links
Check the original sources for your circumstances. Admission prices, hours, rules, and services may change.
- SCCLD: Sharks library card announcement(opens in a new tab)
September 1 announcement confirming two limited-edition designs and the participating library system.
- SCCLD: get a library card(opens in a new tab)
Check current card types, identification and service eligibility.
Sources checked September 23, 2026. Temporary arrangements may change; check the official links before your visit. Planning suggestions are from BAYLINK editors.
