The Eugene Public Library serves 157,000 residents in the city of Eugene, Lane County. It was established in 1904 as the first Carnegie Library in Oregon and includes three branch locations: Downtown Library, Bethel Branch, and Sheldon Branch. The library maintains 401,600 volumes and circulates 2.8 million items per year. It provides meeting and study rooms, public computers, WiFi, adaptive technology, mobile printing, interlibrary loans, and programs like storytime, book club, tech help, summer reading, and Spanish conversations.