Who We Are
Kings County's first library was a public reading room, established in Hanford, California in 1891. Today, the Kings County Library is a member of the San Joaquin Valley Library System (SJVLS), a cooperative network which includes Coalinga Library District, Fresno County Library, Kern County Library, Madera County Library, Merced County, Mariposa County Library, Porterville Library, Tulare County Library, and Tulare Public Library.
What We Do
The Kings County Library will assist you in finding information in print or online, or provide you with an alternative source. Books requested by patrons which the Library does not have are either obtained from a member library of the San Joaquin Valley Library System or from another library.
Details
| (559) 852-4021 | |
| Tamara.Evans@kingscountylibrary.org | |
| Tamara Evans | |
| Digital Services Librarian |
