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Zip Books Libraries by Cooperative System This is a list of all the libraries currently participating in the Zip Books program, distinguished by their cooperative library systems. NorthNet Library System Alpine County Library & Archives Placer County Library Butte County Library Plumas County Library Colusa County Free Library Roseville Public Library Del Norte County Library Sacramento Public Library El Dorado County Library San Rafael Public Library Folsom Public Library Shasta Public Libraries Humboldt County Library Siskiyou County Free Library Lake County Library Sutter County Library Lassen Library District Tehama County Library Lincoln Public Library Trinity County Library Mendocino County Library Willows Public Library Modoc County Library Woodland Public Library Mono County Free Library Yolo County Library Nevada County Library Yuba County Library Orland Public Library Pacific Library Partnership Harrison Memorial Library Pacific Grove Public Library Los Gatos Public Library Redwood City Public Library Monterey County Free Library Salinas Public Library Monterey Public Library San Benito County Free Library 49-99 Cooperative Library System Amador County Library Stanislaus County Library Calaveras County Library Tuolumne County Library San Joaquin Valley Library System Kern County Library Merced County Library Kings County Library Tulare County Free Library Madera County Library Black Gold Cooperative Library System Blanchard / Santa Paula Public Library Paso Robles Library District San Luis Obispo City - County Library Goleta Valley Library Santa Barbara Public Library Lompoc Public Library Santa Maria Public Library Zip Books Libraries by Cooperative System – Updated 5/19/20 Southern California Library Cooperative Camarillo Public Library Torrance Public Library Long Beach Public Library Ventura County Library Santiago Library System Placentia Library District Inland Library System Banning Library District Ontario City Library Beaumont Library District Palo Verde Valley Public Library Corona Public Library Riverside County Library System Inyo County Free Library Riverside Public Library Murrieta Public Library Victorville City Library Serra Cooperative Library System Brawley Public Library El Centro Public Library Camarena Memorial Public Library Imperial County Library (Calexico) Imperial Public Library Chula Vista Public Library If you have any questions, please contact the Zip Books Project Coordinator ([email protected]). Zip Books Libraries by Cooperative System – Updated 5/19/20 .

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