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Library cards and borrowing in Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
Maple Ridge, British Columbia: library cards and borrowing. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.
Key information
Maple Ridge Public Library is an FVRL branch at unit 130, 22470 Dewdney Trunk Road. It uses the regional membership rules. The location directory is also useful for checking study space, equipment and nearby branch services.
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At a glance
| Question | Quick answer |
|---|---|
| Where is Maple Ridge Public Library? | The directory gives unit 130, 22470 Dewdney Trunk Road, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 5Z6. |
| What should an adult bring to register? | Bring one piece of identification showing your current mailing address to an FVRL location. |
| Can an organization in Maple Ridge apply? | Businesses, daycares and nonprofits in FVRL-served communities can apply for free institutional membership. |
Sources: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library · Fraser Valley Regional Library
Plan your next step
- Choose your service
Decide whether you need a card, digital access, borrowing or a branch visit.
- Match the requirements
Use the local eligibility and identification rules below.
- Use the library
Follow the named library service and keep your account details and due dates current.
Join and choose your membership
Where is Maple Ridge Public Library?
The directory gives unit 130, 22470 Dewdney Trunk Road, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 5Z6.
Source: Fraser Valley Regional Library
What is the library’s phone number?
The listed Maple Ridge branch phone is 604-467-7417.
Source: Fraser Valley Regional Library
Is Maple Ridge part of FVRL?
Yes. Maple Ridge is one of the municipalities in the Fraser Valley Regional Library location directory.
Source: Fraser Valley Regional Library
Borrow and use local services
What should an adult bring to register?
Bring one piece of identification showing your current mailing address to an FVRL location.
Source: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library
What ID can a teen use?
The membership guidance accepts one piece of ID, such as a student card, for teens aged 13 to 18.
Source: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library
What proof is needed for children?
For ages 12 and under, bring ID for the child and address proof for the parent or guardian.
Source: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library
Renewals, access and other situations
Can an organization in Maple Ridge apply?
Businesses, daycares and nonprofits in FVRL-served communities can apply for free institutional membership.
Source: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library
How should an organization apply?
Provide an application letter on organizational letterhead, signed by a manager or executive. The organization takes responsibility for borrowing.
Source: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library
Can I filter libraries by study space?
Yes. The FVRL directory has a Quiet and Study Zones filter, alongside room, computer and printing features.
Source: Fraser Valley Regional Library
Does the regional directory list other nearby communities too?
Yes. It covers 25 branches across the regional service area. A regional result is not automatically within Maple Ridge.
Source: Fraser Valley Regional Library
Local library branches
| Place | Address | Useful detail |
|---|---|---|
| Maple Ridge Public LibraryMap of Maple Ridge Public Library | 130 22470 Dewdney Trunk Road Maple Ridge BC V2X 5Z6 | A local FVRL branch. Use the linked directory for today’s hours and branch features. |
All 1 FVRL branches in this municipality from the 25-branch regional directory, checked October 14, 2026. Opening hours and facilities vary by branch.
Maple Ridge Public Library
130 22470 Dewdney Trunk Road Maple Ridge BC V2X 5Z6
A local FVRL branch. Use the linked directory for today’s hours and branch features.
- Branch phone
- 604-467-7417
Sources: Fraser Valley Regional Library
Sources: Fraser Valley Regional Library
Local service links
These are the service sources used for this Maple Ridge guide. Use their current forms, calendars and notices when completing a task.
Sources: Getting a Library Card | Fraser Valley Regional Library · Fraser Valley Regional Library