Fresno County
Library in Fresno, CA
The Library's Centennial Celebration will take place on Friday, March 12 at 10:00 on the lawn of the Central Library. The program includes the delivery and presentation of the newly published the centennial book A Century of Service: From Dewey Decimal to Digital, the opening of the cornerstone of the Central Library, a presentation by Gary Kurutz from the California State Library, Special Collections, and an Edible Book Contest.
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read moreSince 1998, Measure B has provided more books, more hours and more Library services to Fresno County residents. This 1/8 of one cent voter-approved sales tax measure funds over half of the Library's annual budget. Renewed by voters in 2012, it will continue to support Library programs and services until 2029.
Fresno County Public Library
read moreFinancial Literacy Grants & Nonprofits Center Interlibrary Loan Job & Career Services Library @ Your Event - In-person and virtual outreach services available as safety and staffing concerns allow.
Fresno County Public Library
read moreIn conjunction with the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet), Fresno County Public Library is pleased to help veterans and their families. Please visit the Veterans Resource Center located inside the Central Branch Library and the Betty Rodriguez Branch Library. Our heroes can learn about state and federal education, employment, housing, health, disability and other benefits that may be available to them and their families. Call (559) 600-7323 (Option 4), to schedule a one-on-one consultation with trained volunteers, many of whom are veterans themselves or who have had professional experience assisting veterans, or just drop by.
Fresno County Public Library
read moreCentral Valley Community Foundation -- A community organization that gives grants to local nonprofits and offers an outlet for individuals seeking to channel philanthropic funds locally. Glasspockets - A Foundation Center initiative to bring transparency to the world of philanthropy.
Fresno County Public Library
read moreNo library card? Fresno County residents ages 13 and up can get immediate access to the Library's OverDrive collection of eBooks and audiobooks by using a mobile phone number. You can also sign up for Instant Digital Card on the Sign In page on our OverDrive website and in the OverDrive app (available for Android, Apple iOS, Windows 8 and 10, Kindle Fire, and Chromebook). With Sora, students with participating Fresno County K-12 schools can borrow age-appropriate eBooks and audiobooks from our Libby/OverDrive collection-no library card required!