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FSCS NUMBERS FOR CALIFORNIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES Institution Outlet FSCS NUMBER A. K. Smiley Public Library A. K. Smiley Public Library CA0165.002 Alameda County Library Albany Library CA0001.004 Alameda County Library Castro Valley Library CA0001.006 Alameda County Library Centerville Library CA0001.007 Alameda County Library Dublin Library CA0001.008 Alameda County Library Fremont Main Library CA0001.003 Alameda County Library Irvington Library CA0001.009 Alameda County Library Newark Library CA0001.010 Alameda County Library Niles Library CA0001.011 Alameda County Library San Lorenzo Library CA0001.013 Alameda County Library Union City Library CA0001.014 Alameda Free Library Alameda Free Library CA0002.002 Alameda Free Library Bay Farm Island Branch CA0002.004 Alameda Free Library West End Branch CA0002.003 Alhambra Civic Center Library Alhambra Public Library CA0003.002 Alpine County Library/Archives Alpine County Library CA0004.002 Alpine County Library/Archives Bear Valley Library Station CA0004.003 Altadena Library District Altadena Library District CA0005.002 Altadena Library District Bob Lucas Memorial Library and Literacy Center CA0005.003 Amador County Library Amador County Library CA0006.002 Amador County Library Ione Branch Library CA0006.004 Amador County Library Pine Grove Branch Library CA0006.008 Amador County Library Pioneer Branch Library CA0006.005 Amador County Library Plymouth Branch CA0006.006 Amador County Library Sutter Creek Branch CA0006.007 Anaheim Public Library Anaheim Heritage Center @ the Muzeo CA0007.010 Anaheim Public Library Anaheim Public Library - Central CA0007.002 Anaheim Public Library Canyon Hills Branch CA0007.004 Anaheim Public Library Euclid Library CA0007.005 Anaheim Public Library Haskett Branch Library CA0007.003 Anaheim Public Library Sunkist Library CA0007.006 Arcadia Public Library Arcadia Public Library CA0008.002 Azusa City Library Azusa City Library CA0010.002 Banning Library District Banning Library District CA0167.002 Banning Library District Cabazon Branch Library CA0167.003 Beaumont Library District Beaumont Library District CA0168.002 Belvedere-Tiburon Library Belvedere-Tiburon Library CA0197.001 Benicia Public Library Benicia Public Library CA0163.002 Berkeley Public Library Berkeley Public Library - Central CA0011.002 Berkeley Public Library Claremont Branch Library CA0011.003 Berkeley Public Library North Branch Library CA0011.004 Berkeley Public Library South Branch Library CA0011.005 Berkeley Public Library West Branch Library CA0011.006 Beverly Hills Public Library Beverly Hills Public Library CA0012.002 Beverly Hills Public Library Roxbury Park Senior Adult Library CA0012.004 Blanchard/Santa Paula Public Library District Blanchard/Santa Paula Public Library District CA0131.002 Brawley Public Library Brawley Public Library CA0013.002 Buena Park Library District Buena Park Library District CA0014.002 Burbank Public Library Buena Vista Branch CA0015.003 Burbank Public Library Burbank Public Library CA0015.002 Burbank Public Library Northwest Branch CA0015.004 California State Library 2/5/2009 Page 1 FSCS NUMBERS FOR CALIFORNIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES Institution Outlet FSCS NUMBER Burlingame Public Library Burlingame Main Library CA0016.002 Burlingame Public Library Easton Branch CA0016.003 Butte County Library Biggs Branch CA0017.003 Butte County Library Chico Branch CA0017.004 Butte County Library Durham Branch CA0017.005 Butte County Library East Anaheim Branch Library CA0007.009 Butte County Library Gridley Branch CA0017.006 Butte County Library Oroville Branch CA0017.002 Butte County Library Paradise Branch CA0017.008 Calabasas City Library Calabasas City Library CA0201.001 Calaveras County Library Angels Camp Branch CA0018.003 Calaveras County Library Arnold Branch CA0018.004 Calaveras County Library Calaveras County Library CA0018.002 Calaveras County Library Copperopolis Branch Library CA0018.009 Calaveras County Library Mokelumne Hill Branch Library CA0018.010 Calaveras County Library Murphys Branch CA0018.008 Calaveras County Library Valley Springs Branch CA0018.006 Calaveras County Library West Point Branch Library CA0018.007 Camarena Memorial Public Library Camarena Memorial Library Station CA0019.003 Camarena Memorial Public Library Camarena Memorial Public Library CA0019.002 Carlsbad City Library Centro de Informacion CA0020.004 Carlsbad City Library Dove Library CA0020.005 Carlsbad City Library Georgina Cole Library CA0020.002 Cerritos Public Library Cerritos Library CA0022.002 Chula Vista Public Library Civic Center Branch CA0023.002 Chula Vista Public Library EastLake Branch Library CA0023.006 Chula Vista Public Library South Chula Vista CA0023.007 City of Commerce Public Library Atlantic Branch CA0027.006 City of Commerce Public Library Bristow Park Branch CA0027.005 City of Commerce Public Library City of Commerce Central Library CA0027.002 City of Commerce Public Library Greenwood Branch CA0027.003 District Coalinga District Library CA0024.002 District Huron Branch Library CA0024.003 Colton Public Library Colton Public Library - Main Library CA0025.002 Colton Public Library Luque Branch Library CA0025.003 Colusa County Free Library Arbuckle Branch CA0026.012 Colusa County Free Library Colusa County Free Library CA0026.002 Colusa County Free Library Grimes Branch CA0026.011 Colusa County Free Library Maxwell Branch CA0026.005 Colusa County Free Library Princeton Branch CA0026.009 Colusa County Free Library Stonyford Branch CA0026.007 Colusa County Free Library Williams Branch CA0026.010 Contra Costa County Library Antioch Library CA0028.003 Contra Costa County Library Bay Point Library CA0028.026 Contra Costa County Library Brentwood Library CA0028.004 Contra Costa County Library Clayton Community Library CA0028.027 Contra Costa County Library Concord Library CA0028.005 Contra Costa County Library Crockett Library CA0028.006 Contra Costa County Library Danville Library CA0028.007 Contra Costa County Library Dougherty Station Library CA0028.028 Contra Costa County Library El Cerrito Library CA0028.008 California State Library 2/5/2009 Page 2 FSCS NUMBERS FOR CALIFORNIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES Institution Outlet FSCS NUMBER Contra Costa County Library El Sobrante Library CA0028.009 Contra Costa County Library Hercules Library CA0028.029 Contra Costa County Library Kensington Library CA0028.010 Contra Costa County Library Lafayette Library CA0028.011 Contra Costa County Library Martinez Library CA0028.012 Contra Costa County Library Moraga Library CA0028.013 Contra Costa County Library Oakley Library CA0028.014 Contra Costa County Library Orinda Library CA0028.015 Contra Costa County Library Pinole Library CA0028.016 Contra Costa County Library Pittsburg Library CA0028.017 Contra Costa County Library Pleasant Hill Library CA0028.002 Contra Costa County Library Rodeo Library CA0028.018 Contra Costa County Library San Pablo Library CA0028.019 Contra Costa County Library San Ramon Library CA0028.022 Contra Costa County Library Walnut Creek Library CA0028.020 Contra Costa County Library Ygnacio Valley Library CA0028.021 Corona Public Library Corona Public Library CA0029.002 Coronado Public Library Coronado Public Library CA0160.002 County of Los Angeles Public Library A C Bilbrew Library CA0062.103 County of Los Angeles Public Library Agoura Hills Library CA0062.007 County of Los Angeles Public Library Alondra Library CA0062.047 County of Los Angeles Public Library Angelo M. Iacoboni Library CA0062.048 County of Los Angeles Public Library Anthony Quinn Library CA0062.064 County of Los Angeles Public Library Artesia Library CA0062.049 County of Los Angeles Public Library Avalon Library CA0062.016 County of Los Angeles Public Library Baldwin Park Library CA0062.079 County of Los Angeles Public Library Bell Gardens Library CA0062.032 County of Los Angeles Public Library Bell Library CA0062.031 County of Los Angeles Public Library Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library CA0062.003 County of Los Angeles Public Library Carson Library CA0062.017 County of Los Angeles Public Library Charter Oak Library CA0062.080 County of Los Angeles Public Library Chet Holifield Library CA0062.065 County of Los Angeles Public Library City Terrace Library CA0062.066 County of Los Angeles Public Library Claremont Library CA0062.081 County of Los Angeles Public Library Clifton M. Brakensiek Library CA0062.050 County of Los Angeles Public Library Compton Library CA0062.018 County of Los Angeles Public Library Cudahy Library CA0062.033 County of Los Angeles Public Library Culver City Jullian Dixon Library CA0062.034 County of Los Angeles Public Library Diamond Bar Library CA0062.082 County of Los Angeles Public Library Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library CA0062.028 County of Los Angeles Public Library Duarte Library CA0062.083 County of Los Angeles Public Library East Los Angeles Library CA0062.068 County of Los Angeles Public Library East Rancho Dominguez Library CA0062.020 County of Los Angeles Public Library El Camino Real Library CA0062.069 County of Los Angeles Public Library El Monte Library CA0062.070 County of Los Angeles Public Library Florence Library CA0062.035 County of Los Angeles Public Library Gardena Mayme Dear Library CA0062.021 County of Los Angeles Public Library George Nye Jr. Library CA0062.051 County of Los Angeles Public Library Graham Library CA0062.036 County of Los Angeles Public Library Hacienda Heights Library CA0062.085 County of Los Angeles Public Library Hawaiian Gardens Library CA0062.052 California State Library 2/5/2009 Page 3 FSCS NUMBERS FOR CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
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