How will it be known if a borrower is in good standing?
Library personnel will not know whether an individual is a borrower “in good standing” from a participating library. There will be risks just as there are risks with resident borrowers. To reduce risk, libraries are asked to get a current address. The main factor is the individual borrower’s home residence. If the individual is a local resident of a community that has a participating library, and the individual has been issued a NebrasKard by that library, the individual should be allowed to borrow items from another participating library.
