Multnomah County Library is Oregon's largest public library, serving nearly one-fifth of the state's population. Established in 1864, it holds the distinction of being the oldest public library west of the Mississippi River. Comprising a total of 19 libraries, including the renowned Central Library, Multnomah County Library offers an impressive collection of two million books and other materials.

With close to 900 computer stations available to the public, visitors can access a wide range of digital resources. The library's extensive services cater to all age groups, including kids, teens, adults, parents, and educators. From research assistance and interlibrary loans to live homework help and virtual storytimes, Multnomah County Library provides a wealth of programs and events.

As a community-driven institution, the library values inclusivity, diversity, and collaboration, actively seeking input from its patrons. With a commitment to sustainability, the library encourages volunteer participation and offers various ways to support its mission. Stay connected with Multnomah County Library through their website and social media channels for updates and access to their mobile apps