The Tigard Public Library serves 65,210 residents of Tigard in Washington County, Oregon. Established in 1963 as a project of the Junior Women's League, the library has grown significantly over the decades. Today, it occupies a 47,000-square-foot facility featuring a drive-up window, a children's room, quiet study areas, and a young adult section equipped with eight computers. It maintains 213,708 volumes and circulates approximately 669,260 items per year. The library offers a wide range of services, including meeting room reservations, public computers, in-library laptop use, printing (including wireless), scanning, copying, and faxing. It also provides tech assistance, one-on-one job help, and hosts community programs such as book clubs, storytime, and toddler time.