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Cornelius Public Library

Cornelius, OR
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or-cornelius.civicplus.com/191/Library

    • Mission

    Our mission is to connect, inspire, and empower all to thrive. (Conectar, inspirar, y apoyar a todos para prosperar.) Our vision is to become the heart of our community, leading in service and inclusivity, where all may improve their lives with information and inspiration. We are committed to: Excellence - We strive to be the best. Innovation - We embrace change. Integrity - We do the right thing. Collaboration - We work together.

    About Us

    Cornelius Public Library is distinguished by its friendly neighborhood feel and welcoming staff. We are a member of Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS). WCCLS provides systems that connect all the public libraries in Washington County, including the database of books, digital resources, homebound services, inter-library loans and a daily courier.

    The current Library building opened in 2019 and encompasses 13,650 square feet on the first floor of a three-story building that has 45 affordable senior apartments above.

    The Library boasts the largest collection of Spanish language books at any one library location in Oregon. The Library has a large children's area, 18 public computers (including 1 Mac), a 100-person public meeting room, four quiet study rooms/work spaces, a Teen Zone, and the Drake Learning Center and Makerspace.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Arts & Music
    • Community Development
    • Education
    • Science & Technology
    • Volunteering

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