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Every Child A Reader builds on the American Library Association's Every Child Ready to Read® @ your library® initiative. This program helps families prepare their children to read by doing five daily practices: reading, talking, singing, writing and playing.

My MCL is the library catalog where you can find library items and access e-books, online magazines, films and other online resources.

FAQs for vendors for library capital building projects

New location offers essential library services during construction closures

Multnomah County Library welcomes service animals in the library. Service animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), are dogs or, in some cases miniature horses, that have been trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Pets, companion and emotional support or therapy animals are not allowed in the library.

Magnifying glasses and sheets are available at every library location. Video magnifier (CCTV) for patrons who need higher magnification are available a some locations.

Learn English at the library.

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Multnomah County Library provides accommodations to patrons with disabilities. You may request accommodations for access to library buildings, services, programs and events, including ASL interpretation, assistive listening devices and other accommodations.

If you have been excluded from Multnomah County Library, you can appeal your exclusion. You should submit your appeal within 30 days of the exclusion.

Form to appeal patron exclusion from libraries

Attend fun multilingual events for all ages

Library will receive new paint, carpeting and furniture from this work

New meeting space, renovated restrooms, additional charging outlets, carpet, paint, furniture, automation, and more planned for historic library