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Tualatin Public Library

Summer Reading Program begin June 1st!

There's something for everyone at the Tualatin Library this summer! The summer reading program is a fun way to continue learning during the long summer break. Children who sign up receive a free book and other cool prizes, teens can enter awesome prize drawings, and adults could win a Portland Spirit cruise, dinner at McMenamins, and more!

Sign-ups for children and teens begin June 1 in the library. Adults can register online or in the library beginning June 1.

Fabulous Free Events all Summer Long!
Join the Tualatin Library every Tuesday evening June 21-August 7 for shows on the Tualatin Commons. Visit the library this summer for weekly storytimes for kids, ongoing events for teens, and much more! To view all summer reading events check out the Library Events Calendar.

The Tualatin Public Library is part of the Community Services Department of Tualatin and Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) and serves a diverse population of approximately 25,000. The library is open 65 hours per week and features a dynamic collection of materials. The Library's mission is to provide access to a wide range of materials, programs, and services to meet the needs of the community. The Tualatin Public Library is one of 15 libraries in the Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) network. Libraries in Washington County work together to share resources and information in a spirit of cooperation to provide excellent countywide library services.

The Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) includes: Banks Public Library, Beaverton City Library, Beaverton City Library - Murray Scholls, Cedar Mill Community Library, Cedar Mill Community Library @ Bethany, Cornelius Public Library, Forest Grove City Library, Garden Home Community Library, Hillsboro Public Libraries (Main and Shute Park), North Plains Public Library, Sherwood Public Library, Tigard Public Library, Tualatin Public Library, and West Slope Community Library.

To access our library catalog, logon at www.wccls.org.

Vision Statement

"The enhancement of the Tualatin Library will create an inviting community center where learning, discovery, and interaction will flourish, expressing a welcoming civic identity, embracing Tualatin's values and future."

Washington County Cooperative Library Services

Library News and Notes

  • May 21, 2012
    Spruce Up the Tualatin Library
    Join us Friday, June 22, 5:45-8:00 pm for this family friendly volunteer event! Join us at the Tualatin Public Library where you can make a difference to library users.
  • January 18, 2012
    Library Shelver
    Would you like an excuse to explore the shelves in the library? Do you want to find great books to read? If yes, join the great volunteer team at Tualatin Public Library!
  • January 18, 2012
    Library Holds Processor
    Have you ever wondered how you get a reserved book? As a Holds Processor you would be vital in getting reserved materials to our library customers.