Las Vegas–Clark County Library District

Services

• Searchable databases
• eMedia, such as eBooks and eVideos, electronic versions of their tangible counterparts
• Computer reservations
• Interlibrary Loans between the North Las Vegas Library District and other libraries across the country
• Various events and exhibits throughout the year, such as festivals and its summer reading program for children
• Homework Help Centers
• Homebound Services
• and more...

  Branches

Urban branches

• Centennial Hills Library
• Clark County Library
• *Originally opened in 1971, remodeled in 1986 and again in 1994 to a design by noted architect Michael Graves.
• *Contains a 400-seat community theater for performing arts events.
• *The branch serves south central Las Vegas.
• Enterprise Library
• *The branch serves the southeast of the Las Vegas area.
• Las Vegas Library
• *Contains the Discovery Children's Museum. Designed by Antoine Predock. Opened 1990.
• *The building serves the downtown Las Vegas area.
• Meadows Library
• *The branch is an outreach branch in the Chester A. Stupak Community Center.
• Rainbow Library
• *Located in northwest Las Vegas
• Sahara West Library
• *the branch included the Las Vegas Art Museum prior to its closure
• Spring Valley Library
• Summerlin Library
• Sunrise Library
• *Established in 1987, Sunrise provides library services to multicultural, multilingual, and multigenerational community.
• *The library serves northeast Las Vegas.
• West Charleston Library
• West Las Vegas Library
• Whitney Library
• Windmill Library
• *The newest library. opened in 2011, it serves the southwest area of the Las Vegas Valley.
• *The building serves as the system's headquarters

  Outlying branches

• Blue Diamond Library
• *The library opened in 1970; it consisted of a trailer purchased with a Federal Grant. In 1989 a resident constructed a building that became the permanent library. As of 2009 it has over 7,000 volumes.
• Bunkerville Library
• *The library opened in 1968 in a portion of a former school gymnasium. As of 2009 it occupies a building shared with the Parks and Recreation Department.
• Goodsprings Library
• *The library opened in 1968 in a former mining house owned by the librarian's parents. In 1970 it moved into a trailer which it occupies as of 2009.
• Indian Springs Library
• *The library occupies an area shared with the Senior Center and has 7,500 volumes.
• Laughlin Library
• * In 1987 the library began in a storefront. A permanent branch opened in 1994. The library is the largest of the rural branches.
• Mesquite Library
• * The branch opened in 1968 and, as of 2009, houses 28,000 volumes.
• Moapa Town Library
• * The library serves the Moapa Town community.
• Moapa Valley Library
• * The library first opened in 1967 and received a new facility in 1987. As of 2009 it has 22,500 volumes.
• Mount Charleston Library
• * The library has a facility.
• Sandy Valley Library
• * In 1984 the library began in the closet of a former community center. As of 2009 it shares a building with a community center and has 6,200 volumes.
• Searchlight Library
• *The library opened in 1969. In 1984 the library moved into a building constructed with Federal Block Grant money. The library, which shares the building with the Health Clinic and the Searchlight Museum, has more than 7,000 articles.