Arlanza Library

Arlanza Library: There is 1 Study Booth that is ADA accessible and free to use. Reservations can be made up to one week in advance for two hours a day total. Click on the link below to access the reservation system. Booth requires a valid Riverside Public Library card to reserve and check out. When you arrive, you can check in at the service desk and they will assist you.

The Arlanza Library opened its doors on November 13, 2010.  The 10,000 square foot library has computers for public use and houses a starting collection of more than 11, 750 items.  The library has the distinction of being built on the site of what was once part of Camp Anza.  Camp Anza housed many soldiers during World War II and served as a military staging area for the United States Army.

The Arlanza Library is the first library in the Riverside Public Library System to use an RFID (radio frequency material identification) system to circulate materials.  This new technology allows for a faster and more efficient customer check-out and self-check-out system. 

The library offers a Community Room equipped with state of the art screening equipment and partners with non-profit Smooth Transition to offer free computer and life skills classes.

Programs

City Programs

Internet Services

This location offers library customers up to 2 hours of computer use per day. Unlimited WiFi is available for laptop & mobile devices. The library provides the ability to print from the public computers via SAM (Smart Access Manager), iPads are available for check out. You may maintain up to a $10.00 balance on your SAM account. Black and white printing is $0.15 per page. Color printing is $0.25 per page.