Salinas Public Library

Salinas Public Library

The Salinas Public Library

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Get on Board, Families wraps up with high scores!

News Date: 
Ago 5 2020 - 3:30pm

The Salinas Public Library's Literacy Team concluded its 7-week online family literacy program, Get on Board, Families this week with a near 100% completion rate. Thirty-eight families completed all seven...

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Don't delay! Turn in your summer reading logs today!

News Date: 
Jul 28 2020 - 11:30am

Did you know adults and families now have more time to turn in their Summer Reading Challenge logs and receive a book prize? While the Summer Reading Challenge ends on...

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Collection Development Policy

Purpose and Objectives

Self-Directed Computer Course Level 1

Digital Skills are necessary today!  Gain valuable, transferable skills as you increase your confidence in safely navigating the digital world.

Beyond Basics Computer Course

Now more than ever, digital skills are necessary. From making online appointments and staying in touch with loved ones to supporting your children’s learning, we are ready to help!

Virtual Computer Orientations

Computer Orientations are back!

New "Grab & Go" Service to Launch July 20th!

News Date: 
Jul 14 2020 - 3:00pm

Sometimes deciding which books to check out for your children can be daunting. The Salinas Public Library has made this easier by creating Grab & Go Bundles, small collections of...

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Can I read to reduce fines accrued on another person’s account?

A parent or caregiver may read to a child, thereby reducing the fees on the child’s account (not the parent’s). Otherwise, no, you must read away the fees on your own account and cannot reduce the fees of other cardholders.

Encouraging reading, Making it easier to clear fines

News Date: 
Jun 29 2020 - 3:30pm

Salinas Public Library will allow cardholders age 21 and under to get rid of library fines this summer by reading them away . For every day spent reading, $5...

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Do I have to read a book to receive credit, or can I watch a movie, listen to music, or surf the web, instead?

Only reading material qualifies for credit, but that means more than just books — you can also read