Library on Wheels
360-651-7059 | Manager Sonia Gustafson
Sno-Isle Libraries is committed to our vision of connecting everyone in the community to a library. That's why we take our services on the road to provide equitable access for kids and people who may not be able to get to the library easily. Learn about the variety of services we offer through Library on Wheels.
Child Care
Book Delivery & Storytimes for Childcare Centers
We offer book deliveries with storytimes to childcare centers each school year. Books are delivered every other month and the visit can include a storytime.
All childcares are encouraged to apply. If interest exceeds capacity, childcares will be selected based on a variety of factors, including indicators that a childcare serves lower-income families.
Community Stops & Special Events
Community Stops
Every month the Bookmobile provides library service to communities and customers who may face barriers to library access. The Bookmobile operates on a set schedule, with regular visits to each location.
Special Events
Sno-Isle Libraries looks forward to seeing you in your neighborhood, community, childcare, or school! Fill out this form to request a one-time special event visit.
Books by Mail
Books by Mail
If you are experiencing significant barriers to accessing the library buildings, we provide mail service of library materials. Materials can be mailed to individuals as needed and include pre-paid return postage. Find out more about the books by mail service.
Lobby & Deposit Service
Service to Senior Citizens & Housing Facilities
Communities can request library services for residents who are not able to get to the library through bookmobile service or quarterly deposits.
Lobby Service
Large retirement or assisted living communities with high resident interest can receive a monthly bookmobile service. Once a month, we wheel carts full of materials into the community for resident browsing and borrowing.
Deposit Service
We bring quarterly deposits of specially selected library materials to adult family homes and similar small care homes where residents cannot get to the library.
