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Livermore Public Library


Surrounded by rolling hills and rich vineyards, the City of Livermore, California is located in the eastern portion of the San Francisco Bay Area. Founded in 1869, this progressive community has become the cornerstone of the Tri Valley area offering an outstanding school system, low crime rate, peaceful neighborhoods and quality use of open space. Livermore retains a small town charm with its character, heritage and smart growth.

The Livermore Public Library is a vital community resource, supported by the General Fund of the City of Livermore and valued by Livermore residents. It is acknowledged throughout the state for the excellence of its programs and services. The Library currently provides several points of service for the convenience of library customers. These include the 56,000 square foot Main (Civic Center) Library and two branch libraries located in the Rincon area of Livermore and in Springtown. With up to date technology and computer access, the Livermore community has access to a plethora of electronic and print information and services.

The Springtown Branch Library opened in 1985 with the Rincon Branch Library opening in 1992. Automated bibliographic control systems were introduced in 1988 and are continually being updated to offer state of the art technology. The new Civic Center Library opened in 2004 providing more library space and opportunities for the expansion of library services. The Library has maintained and increased its open hours now offering 170 open hours each week including seven days a week at the Civic Center Library. The Library’s collection has expanded with timely and pertinent information resources.