Amazing! It's easy to get books because of their book catalog computer. Have a children, and teen…read moresection also. Great service and easy to find a book!

I live all the way in Texas, but I've been doing research for a project and needed to access…read morearchival newspapers that I could only find through the Kings County Library in Hanford. Luckily for me, Sherman, the reference librarian, is SUPER and was able to gather the resources. For a small fee, he spent a few hours searching their archives, then mailed hard copies to me. He was super friendly and got back to me quickly when I called with questions. Thank you, Sherman!

This library is kind of unique. The community and the school share the library. Citizens and…read morestudents both use the library. There are plenty of computers and books to be checked out. The library staff is very helpful and are there to help you. You won't find a better staff anywhere. The library is small but it's content and abilities are large. I saw many citizens who don't have a computer or internet using the computers. There is a time limit for usage. Thumbs up to Armona Community Library.

Most of the amenities are decent, even though they're a bit worn out. The building is also kept…read morecomfortably cool. The only real issue is the homeless people living nearby. The place has great connectivity because the transit center is right across from the Santa Fe Trail, which is another great connection. The Wi-Fi is easy to use. Also the front desk people and the guard are nice. I would give this a 4. it's just really the homeless people that are a problem.

A neat library. Could use more comfortable seating an creative decor. A little blandread more

Two story building filled with endless stories!! What a beautiful book store. Was greeted as soon…read moreas we entered. The gentleman helped me find the horror section. It was very small compared to other sections. Let's make it bigger! I was able to find a new book " Near the Bone" . Price was $5-6$ I believe. Also bought a bookmark !

Book Barn is a used bookstore in Clovis, not too far from my house. I don't go there very often,…read morebut on this recent trip I had a pleasant experience. I was welcomed when I walked in and asked if I needed assistance, which was nice -- although that friendly greeting hasn't always happened on past visits. I was looking for Louis L'Amour books as a gift for my husband, and they pointed me in the right direction. I also browsed through the kids' section for a bit, though I didn't end up finding anything this time. Overall, it's a 2 story shop with lots to explore. Worth stopping in if you enjoy the hunt for used books.

This is a beautiful library and in a great location within the community. The post office is near,…read morepolice station across the street, it's near a bakery and where the have the Friday night street fair behind/near the library is a must to attend. There is library parking in the front and on the sides. The structure and colors of the building is modern and eye catching. It's AC and a cool zone!!!

Excellent staff. Very helpful. Incredibly kind…read more They have a nice variety of programs for the full age spectrum, and activity level.

Arrived at 3:30pm on Monday afternoon with three grandkids in tow. As soon as we walk in the kiddos…read morego to the bathroom to potty and wash their hands. Bathrooms are always clean and stocked with tissue and paper towels. There is a water fountain with a bottle fill spout right outside the bathroom. I dropped off my overdue book in the book slot and then we headed to the kids room so the older kiddos could do their homework. No pencils in backpacks, ugh. We borrowed mechanical pencils from the front desk and returned them when we were done. Thank you!

Coming here as an adult recently I brought along memories of coming here as a child with my…read moregrandmother for storytime. Sure,since then it has been remodeled, updated, and modernized. No more card catalogs or microfilm readers. Instead it has been taken over by homeless people using the bathrooms, charging their phones, sleeping in the chairs, and I witnessed one man rolling a joint. The library did not smell of old books, it smelled of urine, alcohol, and cigarettes. I was given my library card after filling out the application, I took a quick tour around,and I left. There is no way I would want to come back.

The staff is very helpful knowledgeable. The building is older, but it's well kept and clean.read more

I like cos. It's a really good place for education, they have many res courses and ways for you to…read moreget your education. They have many good professors and counselor to help you.

BELINDA AGUILAR-JONES. RUDEST and most unprofessional counselor in the entire school. Doesn't care…read moreabout your needs in a career. Can't ask questions. She talks over you. Worst counselor out of my whole life being in college.

It's a Great Library for All ages. The Culture of the books to read are endless to explore!!…read moreThere's activities to play with and be a part of as well.

most wholesome place in delass, been going here since a youngsta and it's so chill. highly…read morerecommend if u tryna learn some or just kick it

I like how the Paso Robles Carnegie Library and city hall share a building. The library outgrew its…read moreoriginal location, which was established in 1908 and relocated in 1998, and it is in the City Park. Be sure to visit the library's gift shop and check out the historical library.

I love the Paso Robles Public Library! It is everything a library should be - well stocked,…read moreattentive, helpful staff, quiet, good computer and fax/scan machines, and great location in the town square and park with many great coffee and eating establishments.