San Joaquin Valley Library System

The San Joaquin Valley Library System is an organization composed of several other groups of libraries. The San Joaquin Valley Library System (SJVLS) is composed of 114 individual libraries including:

the Fresno County Library
the Kern County Library
the Kings County Library.
the Merced County Library - which joined in 2009

The San Joaquin Valley Library System-SJVLS does not provide direct support to the public, a staff member for one of the Counties the SJVLS serves must refer a question. Two of the SJVLS members turned 100 this year, Fresno County Library and Merced County Library.^[1]

SJVLS headquarters is co-located with the Fresno County Library in downtown Fresno. From there Network Engineers support the network that interconnects all the branches in the system.

List Of Members

Coalinga-Huron Library District
Fresno County Library
Kern County Library
Kings County Library
Madera County Library
Mariposa County Library
Merced County Library
Porterville Public Library
Tulare County Library
Tulare Public Library

References

↑ "Merced library sees next chapter: SJ consortium - Local - Modbee.com". modbee.com. Retrieved 8 July 2010.

External links

United States National Libraries

Department of Agriculture: National Agricultural Library Congress: Library of Congress Department of Transportation: National Transportation Library Department of Health and Human Services / National Institutes of Health: National Library of Medicine Department of Education: National Library of Education

Other related libraries and services Federal Depository Library Program National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Presidential library system List of U.S. state libraries and archives

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