About the Library

Susan Gallinger, Director 

Director's Blog

Mission Statement: The Livermore Public Library encourages the development of a lifelong interest in reading and learning by youth and adults, provides materials and services of popular interest, supports the educational needs of the community, furnishes timely, accurate information and builds cultural awareness and enrichment.

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Library Board of Trustees

Current Meeting Agenda

2010 Schedule

Leanne Flores, Cory Watanabe, Maureen Gandara Swinbank,

Carrie Williams, and David Runyon

Meets the fourth Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Library Board Room of the Civic Center Library, 1188 S. Livermore Avenue.

The Library Board is an advisory group which recommends policy to the City Council. The Board helps set goals and objectives for Library services and programs.

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Library Employment
Current employment opportunities are posted on the City of Livermore's Employment Opportunities page.You can fill out an interest card to be electronically notified of future library job openings. Library job descriptions can be found on the city's " Job Titles, Salaries, and Benefits" page.

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Fax

The Civic Center Library now offers a Fax machine, located in the Copy Room, for public use. The cost to send a fax is:

• U.S. — $1.50 for the first page; $1 for each additional page
  
• International — $4.95 for the first page ; $3.45 for each additional page

The Fax machine accepts only credit or debit (ATM) cards.

The three branches of the Livermore Public Library all have PCs available for public use. These computers offer Internet access, MS Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Users can print documents using pay printers. Cost is 10 cents per page.

There are a total of 288 "hot seats" located throughout the library which are areas equipped with data and electrical plug-in capacity. Patrons can bring their own laptops and connect to the Internet through these "hot seats".

Wireless access "WiFi" is also available for public use at all library branches.

7/06/10