Slover Library

Slover Library offers computers, internet access, interactive displays and a digital media lab. Collections will include adult popular fiction and nonfiction, a youth library and learning center, and teen services in a casual environment and access to popular teen offerings. Additionally, the community will be able to access high-tech civic meeting rooms and the important Sargeant Memorial Local History and Genealogy Collection. Slover Library will be among the most technologically advanced public libraries in the country.

Parking is available at MacArthur Center, city parking garages, or on-street parking. You can also take light rail to the MacArthur Station stop and the library is located across the street.

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