Our Values
Customer Service
Innovation
Diversity
Our Staff
Blanca
Brenda
Estel
Jody Halsey Meza
Kevin
Margarita
Miss Elizabeth
Yadira
Friends of the Orland Free Library
The Friends of the Orland Free Library volunteer to sell discarded or duplicate items in book sales held throughout the year. All proceeds go to library programs and materials.
Meetings take place on the 1st Thursday of every other month, on odd numbered months, at 10 am in the Community Room and are open to the public.
In 1918, The Orland Women’s Improvement Club accepted Carnegie funds of $8000 to build a permanent library. The Orland Carnegie library building, and library park, was opened in 1920 in the full city block which used to be the Pabst Flour Mill.
As our library grew, a larger space was constructed adjacent to it in 1971. Our original Carnegie building now serves as the Community Center which also hosts City Council meetings.
Resources
From books to videos to laptops, we have everything you need to learn and grow.