The High Point Branch Library is part of the Seattle Public Library, which serves roughly 750,000 residents in the City of Seattle, King County. The Library System maintains 1.8 million volumes and circulates 11.5 million items per year. The Branch Library was established in November 1942 and is housed in a 1,200-square-foot space. In addition to the traditional print and digital library resources, High Point Branch Library provides Amharic, Oromo, Somali & Tigrinya collections. It has meeting and study rooms, public computers, WiFi, ADA computers and adaptive equipment, free parking, a fax machine, and print/copy/scan devices. Its programs include Homework Help, Youth Drop-in Chess, Family Storytime, and more.