Siskiyou County Library

Access Our Catalog

Browse the catalog for Siskiyou County Library's collection, access your account, place holds, and find online resources.

About Our Library

The Siskiyou County Library has 12 branches across the county. 

We offer a range of services accessible with your free library card:

• Physical Books, Audiobooks, DVDs and Magazines 
• Digital eBooks, Audiobooks and Newspapers
• Streaming videos
• Online comics
• Public computers and Wi-Fi access (and paid printing/photocopying)
• Online legal databases
• Microfilm archives of local papers (in Yreka and Butte Valley only)

To get yours, fill out this form and we will send your card to you in the mail.

24/7 Online Resources

Get Digital News, Recipes, Indigenous Life Database & Geneology Resources

E-Books & Audio Books from the CA State Library

Streaming Movies and Documentaries

E-Books, Audiobooks & Magazines

Stream Concerts, Music Films and Documentaries

How much can I check out?

Each person can check out

• 5 Audiobooks
• 10 DVDs
• 10 Magazines
• 20 Books

up to a maximum of 20 total items at one time with their library card.

How long can I check it out for?

Books and Audiobooks can be checked out for 3 weeks. 

• If there is no one requesting the item, it will renew automatically for another 3 weeks.

DVDs and Magazines can be checked out for 1 week. 

• If there is no one requesting the item, it will renew automatically one time for another 1 week. 

MISSION STATEMENT

Siskiyou County Library’s primary mission is to provide access for all residents to information and recreational reading.  To fulfill this mission, library staff collect, catalog and organize materials; provide assistance to library patrons in the use of materials; provide access to books and information for other sources; and maintain safe, clean, useful facilities.  Related efforts of the library include programs, collection of multimedia materials, and access to services of the North State Cooperative Library system.

PHILOSOPHY

Service to the public is the primary objective of the library.  It is essential that all patrons receive equal, fair treatment from library staff and volunteers.  With few exceptions, children and adult patrons are treated in the same way.  Each Branch Librarian is responsible for maintaining an environment that is conducive to reading and quiet studying.  It is also our responsibility to be sure that all library staff and volunteers present a positive, professional and helpful approach to patrons.