Pima County Public Library

For more than 100 years, Pima County Public Library has been here for people just like you.

Today, in our libraries, online, or out in the community, our dedicated staff and volunteers are here to help you find what you're looking for. Every day we're making our mission a reality by educating, connecting, and inspiring people.

Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, the Library provides services across 9,200 square miles, including Tucson and the surrounding communities of Arivaca, Green Valley, Sahuarita, South Tucson, Ajo, Marana, Oro Valley, and Catalina.

The Library provides a wide range of free services that contribute to the economic development of the community.

At the Library, people come first. We're here for everyone in our community, offering services that support your creativity, individuality, and freedom of choice. Providing access to computers, learning tools, digital and print resources, entertainment, and a supportive, friendly staff are just some of the ways the Library powers possibilities and makes a difference in peoples' lives.

We help create a strong community by teaching reading skills, providing books, and sharing stories. With reading as the foundation of all education, we help prepare young children to start school. For older children and adults, we offer services to become better readers. Reading is a building block in every success, including home life, health, education, and employment, and we take our role in building a community of readers very seriously.

Anything is possible at the Library. Look to your Library as a place to explore, discover and learn new things. Students rely on us for quality information resources, homework help, or guidance pursuing higher education. Self-directed learners can take classes taught by qualified instructors or use online tools. Researchers can get assistance from knowledgeable librarians. Entrepreneurs embarking on new paths can get answers to business questions, while job seekers can boost their confidence and strengthen their resumes. At the Library, everyone—regardless of age, background, or means—has the opportunity to keep learning and dream BIG.