Fort Vancouver Regional Library

Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries (FVRL) is a public library district headquartered in Vancouver, Washington. Established in 1950, FVRL is the fifth-largest library district in Washington state, serving a population across 4,200 square miles in the southwest corner of the state. The district employs 156 people and generates $11.2 million in annual revenue. FVRL provides access to a wide range of resources for its patrons, including a collection of over 750,000 books, magazines, DVDs, and audiobooks. These resources are available through 15 physical library locations and two bookmobiles. Patrons can also access downloadable eBooks and audiobooks, computers, and Wi-Fi. FVRL offers extensive electronic resources, including streaming movies and music, as well as foreign language eBooks, books, and eMagazines. The district is committed to serving all members of its community, including those who are rural or homebound, by offering books by mail services. FVRL also provides instant online access for new cardholders. For more information about Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries, visit their website at fvrl.org.