Sacramento Public Library – Rancho Cordova

After visiting several Sacramento Public Library branches, I recently discovered this finest library located at the Rancho Cordova neighborhood. This library has it all by bringing the finest collections of books, movies, musics, and artifacts for all ages. Since it’s a smaller library compared to the Arcade library branch, it has the similarities available from wooden decors and lights especially limited amounts of computers available for research and other purposes. Of course, it did maintained it very well without any issues at all, so I’m good about it.
The service is totally friendly and supportive here as I welcomed. No complains or issues here!
Every aisle for this library is very clean and tidy, so I can find the books and resources available at any time including reserving requested materials too. The kids section is a breeze with tons of children books to read, so kids can be pleased!
There’s tons of parking available to park, so you can park anywhere you want near or far.
In the end, this Rancho Cordova library is a great branch that I’ve ever visited for the first time. One of the finest SPL branches that I discovered all thanks to the Unilocal app. A worthy visit! My rating: 4 solid stars.

Check out the Veterans Connect Table if you’re a veteran, family member, or friend. There’s a lot of information and help there, even for parents.

This has to be one of the most unorganized libraries I have been to in my life. The books are basically organized into three sections: Fiction, non fiction and teen. Once you go into any of those sections it is hard to find what you are looking for and it’s frustrating.
Also why are fantasy books under science fiction?!
This is nothing compared to Mrs McLellan’s library.

Good spot to study but they’re quiet zone was pretty loud and no one was regulating it. Besides that, I am thankful for a spot to sit down and study.

What’s not to love about a library! It’s a well maintained library and if your a book lover sometimes there is book sales! Always love going to those. They have many computers too, the wait is sometimes a hassle but never that bad.

Great library!

Oh Sacramento Public Library, how do I love thee, let me count the ways!
My 2015 New Year’s Resolution was to read more. I couldn’t have chosen a better idea, quite honestly. I decided to get a library card and start checking out books on a regular basis. This place is great. It’s been a long time since I regularly used a library and was pleasantly surprised with the high tech updates that this library features. The self-​scanning check-​in and out system. The online website queue, which automatically pulls your requested book when it’s ready. The automatic e-​mail updates, «Turn in your book soon, its due in 3 days!» The super vast amount of audio books and e-​books available.
Add all that goodness to ample parking and convenient hours and location and this local library gets an A+. P. S. Follow them on Facebook, their updates are highly enjoyable. :)

The last time I visited a public library was five years ago. I had no idea how many free services are offered now. Way more than simply books and computers. Thank you Ms «Fig.» You opened up a whole new world for me.

The Librarians are incredibly knowledgeable, polite and friendly.
The atmosphere, however, is way way too noisy and I would not consider this a regular library. If you can handle the noise of children screaming and running around crazy all day and people shouting, cell phones ringing with full-​fledged conversations going on. The Rancho Library is for you.
If you actually need to concentrate, study and or prepare for something important the location on Carmichael is very quiet you will be able to do your work there alot better. Difference being Carmichael location is about a 10 – 15 minute drive from Rancho.
Lastly, please if you want to avoid getting sick. Remember to wash your hands, thoroughly. I have seen many people using the computers literally sneeze on their hand (instead of their shoulder) and then placing their hands directly on the mouse or keyboard and then repeatedly seeing someone else use the computer just after they have done this. Its not a happy sight, but its important keep clean to avoid someone else’s sickness.

Very nice and quiet library — its small so plan on it

A bit on a smallish side but neat and comfy & actually just perfect for the neighborhood. My daughter and I love to come here & they have a nice little area for kids.

Good place to get away from the busy live
Nice and quiet
Computers are free most of the time
(Theres some tricks to getting on faster if it is a busy day;))
Lots of options sections in different subjects in books
Check the new books sections often you might get lucky finding a good book there before it hits the hold list and you be the 1000 person to it :/​ (Maybe thats why they made the «lucky day“books … You still need luck :))
And if you need more quiet and the community room is empty you can use it as a more quiet hideout place

Hi-​ya!
The library is always quiet and librarians are knowledgable. The selection is reasonable for a smaller library, but then again just order your books online and have them delivered to this location!
The kids section is great and has computers catered to kids and a small play area with tables and desk magnet toys.
Didn’t explore the other sections outside of science fiction, but the place is a great spot to get your learn on!

This is a pretty cool library.
I’ve been here a couple of times already. The first time was to attend a presentation from a former State worker on how to get a State job (being a fresh college grad, this was extremely helpful) and my second time was to have a free consultation with a job coach about my resume and interview skills.
The job coach is extremely friendly and is willing to work with you on whatever questions or concerns you may have about the job world. He helped me re-​write and fine-​tune my resume and now it looks even better than before. He has been keeping in touch with me via e-​mail since our meeting and even offered to send a copy of my resume to a paid library company for further moderations and recommendations to my resume. I’ll take any help that I can get.
I ended up signing up for a library card before I left and it was a fairly quick process and of course there was no charge. I’ll be back to return the book that I checked out soon and I look forward to exploring more of their facilities, events, and book selections.

I recently went to this library when I had no internet. The staff that was there were ALL very friendly and helpful. They helped me get on a computer and get online. They were so kind after I was done using the internet, I decided to just get a library card. The library is rather small, they have alot of computers and a medium area just for kids and computers for kids and all the kids books. They also have a medium sized section of library books. I found some books about dogs I checked out, but if your looking for something specific you might not find it. It’s definitely a nice kept, friendly library. I did notice however as it gets later towards closing, the people not the staff, get a little more frisky with the computers and rude I guess I’d say. But love this library…

There’s a mommy and me reading group Wednesdays from 9:30 — 10:00 and like the pp stated, she’s fun! We get to meet lots of kids :)

Small library. Close to fwy and light rail. Easy parking. The children’s librarian is the best! They have a lot of programs including gardening club (1^st fri 1−230p, Spanish conversation circles (4^th sat 3−5p), senior social hour (first sat 10 – 11), Lego mania (4^th fri, 330−5p), family games (1^st sat 10a-​4p), animé association (Sundays 3−7p), storytimes (Wednesday’s 930−1130a), writing group (3^rd thurs 6−730p), French conversation (2^nd wed 2−4p) and more including craft classes! All for free. Who doesn’t like that price?

Plenty of space, lots of parking, easy access to the freeway.
The interior is large, so I didn’t feel crowded even with fifty people there.
Naturally you have access to inter-​branch loans since this is part of the Sacramento County Library system.