The Springfield Public Library provides library services for personal enrichment, enjoyment, and lifelong learning.
The Springfield Public Library is an accessible source of knowledge and entertainment, a literacy center, a gathering place, and the heart of our diverse community. The library provides information and technology to improve quality of life and empower people to learn, prosper, and participate effectively in civic life.
We provide access to information for all
We inspire readers, learners, and creators
We offer cultural enrichment opportunities
We champion freedom of thought and expression
We support business and workforce development
We are good stewards of public resources
We design welcoming public spaces and online services for all
We anticipate change with imagination and innovation
We give friendly, respectful service
We promote civic engagement in our community
Call us at 541-726-3766. Our phones are staffed from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday
For 24/7 Live Chat, visit: Answerland.org
Springfield Public Library | 225 5th Street [Inside City Hall] | Springfield, OR 97477-4636 | (541) 726-3766
Because the Library is in City Hall, we are working with other City departments to determine safe protocols for reopening fully. We want to ensure that we are following state guidelines in order to help put an end to the spread of the virus and to protect library staff and the public. We will be sharing information about reopening as soon as we have a plan to do so safely.
We are available by phone Monday-Saturday from 10am-5pm at 541-726-3766 and happy to connect you to current services, such as: computer appointments, curbside pickup, personalized picks, reference services, and virtual programs. Or, visit our information on library services page for more information.