Services

Curbside Pickup

Curbside Pickup allows patrons to place items on hold through our online catalog and, once materials become available, pick them up at our Curbside Pickup areas.

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LINK+

LINK+ provides FREE access to 9+ million titles from 70+ public and academic libraries. Borrow books and media from participating libraries by searching the LINK+ catalog and placing a request.

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24/7 Library

The 24/7 Library is a Library materials vending machine that allows you to borrow materials 24 hours a day, 7 days a week using your Rancho Cucamonga Public Library card.

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Library of Things

The Library of Things (LoT) provides items for check out such as sewing machines, gardening tools, board games, bakeware and more. This collection promotes sustainability in borrowing an item instead of purchasing or allowing patrons to "try before you buy."

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HouseCalls

HouseCalls is a free library materials delivery service to homebound residents of the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Library materials are delivered right to your door every three weeks by a caring volunteer. If you would like to sign up for HouseCalls service, please download an application or call (909) 774-3903.

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Play and Learn Island®

Play and Learn Islands® are designed to offer opportunities for young children to play while building skills for learning and literacy in all stages of life.

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How does Curbside Pickup work?

1. Search the Rancho Cucamonga Public Library’s online catalog and place holds on the items you’d like to pick up. You will need your library card number and PIN.

2. The system will prompt you to select your preferred pickup location.

3. Once you have been notified that your items are available, give us a call at (909) 477-2720 to confirm pickup.

4. When you arrive at the Library, locate the Curbside Pickup table outside the front door and call the number listed on the sign.

5. We will be out shortly and will place your materials on the table. Your materials will have already been checked out to you.

6. When finished with your items, please return them to the outside bookdrops.

LINK+

What is LINK+

How to request an item in LINK+

LINK+ Borrowing, Pickup and Return Rules

24/7 Library

What is the 24/7 Library?

What titles are available in the 24/7 Library?

How to check out an item

How to return an item

Library of Things (LoT)

What is the Library of Things?

What is available in the Library of Things?

Borrowing Guidelines

Request/Suggest an Item

Community Feedback Survey

Improve Your Reading

English Conversation Club

Library Tours

General Information

Tour Details

How to Request a Tour

Library Relocation and Improvement Projects

Archibald Library Relocation Project

PROJECT BACKGROUND:
The State of California has allocated funds for the Building Forward Library Infrastructure Grant program through the passing of California Senate Bill 129.

In October 2022, the Library received notice that the Archibald Library Replacement Project was successfully funded in the amount of $6,498,126. This grant requires a 50% match by the City in the amount of $3,249,063. The total estimated project cost is $13M, meaning that in addition to the City match, the City will fund the remaining $3,252,811; therefore, the total City funding amount is $6,501,874. All grant funds must be expended by March 31, 2026.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This project replaces the Archibald Library through the conversion of two City-owned properties, Lions Center East and Lion Center West. The existing Archibald Library has significant infrastructure challenges, and consultants have determined that even with site improvements, the property is ill-suited to meet the current and future needs of the community. Additional investments in the current facility would be over $13M and be fiscally irresponsible given the site’s limited options. In accordance with the City of Rancho Cucamonga’s recently adopted “General Plan RC 2040,” this project will bring Library services to an underserved area of the City that has not benefited from a new community facility in more than 15 years.

The conversion project will expand library services and feature the following:

Large-scale indoor and outdoor community event spaces
Dedicated collection space for the new Library of Things collection
Expanded public study/meeting spaces
Expanded story theater and programming spaces supporting early literacy and providing interactive “play” experiences like those at the Biane Library
Safety, inclusivity, and accessibility improvements that meet current ADA requirements
Sustainable and energy efficient systems (lighting, HVAC, etc.)
Highly walkable location away from major intersections and heavy traffic areas
Reuse of existing structures minimizing demolition and construction waste

The project’s long-term impact includes maximizing library services and creating a modern and versatile facility. By using existing buildings and improved materials and technology, this project sustainably accommodates changing use patterns and service expectations including expanded and enhanced programs and services; increased collection space; higher energy and water efficiency; use of outdoor spaces; safer and improved accessibility, and more. The project provides residents with a refreshed and high-functioning space ideally situated to serve the community well into the future.

This project meets City Council core values by promoting and enhancing a safe and healthy community for all, building and preserving a family-oriented atmosphere, and seeking continuous improvement to infrastructure.

The relocation of the Archibald Library will be less than 1 mile away from the current location. (0.8 mile.)

Paul A. Biane Library Improvement Project

PROJECT BACKGROUND:
The State of California has allocated funds for the Building Forward Library Infrastructure Grant program through the passing of California Senate Bill 129.

In October 2022, the Library received notice that the Biane Library Infrastructure Project was successfully funded in the amount of $594,330. This grant requires a 50% match by the City in the amount of $297,165. The total estimated project cost is $1.2M, meaning that in addition to the City match, the City will need to fund the remaining $308,505; therefore, the total City funding amount is $605,670. All grant funds must be expended by March 31, 2026.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Paul A. Biane Library Infrastructure Project aims to make modifications to a facility nearing 20 years of age. When constructed, much of the building’s design and infrastructure were state of the art, however through normal wear and tear and sustained levels of high usage, several critical life systems and significant building features have reached irreparable, end-of-life conditions requiring refurbishment, upgrade, or replacement. The project will correct and repair these issues and prepare the building to meet future use in a safer, more accessible, and sustainable way.

Key project elements will address the following:

Replace HVAC boilers, chillers, and air handlers
Repair numerous HVAC ceiling leaks
Replace aging flooring
Address ADA compliance issues
Replace aging lighting fixtures for accessibility and sustainability
Upgrade security camera system

The long-term impact of the Paul A. Biane Library infrastructure project is an updating and readying of the building for the next 20 years of service. By incorporating improvements in materials, building techniques, and technology; and implementing higher safety and accessibility standards; this project will provide the residents of Rancho Cucamonga with a refreshed and viable space that is flexible and adaptable to changing use patterns, and can accommodate the next generation of library services and programs.

This project meets City Council core values by promoting and enhancing a safe and healthy community for all, building and preserving a family-oriented atmosphere, and seeking continuous improvement to infrastructure.

Library Services

Services

Curbside Pickup

LINK+

24/7 Library

Library of Things

HouseCalls

Play and Learn Island®

How does Curbside Pickup work?

LINK+

24/7 Library

Library of Things (LoT)

Improve Your Reading

Library Tours

Library Relocation and Improvement Projects