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Three Creeks Community Library
Hours
Curbside service
Mon: 10 am–5 pm
Tue–Thu: 10 am–7 pm
Fri–Sat: 10 am–5 pm
Limited in-branch service
Visits are limited to 30 minutes or less, starting at the top of each hour, allowing time for library staff to close and clean each hour.
Mon–Sat: 10 am, 11 am, 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm
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Location
800-C NE Tenney Road
Vancouver, WA 98685
360-906-5000
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Branch Manager
Barbara Jorgenson
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+ Branch features
Friends of the Library Bookstore: shop for gently used books at bargain prices during regular library hours. Located in the lobby near the meeting room.
Public computers: 14 internet computers and other technology. Find out more.
Study rooms: Two small conference rooms (6-person capacity) are available for up to two hours a day. Reservations available up to two weeks in advance.
Meeting room: One large meeting room (60-person capacity) is available when not in use for library events. Find out more.
+ Statistics and history
2020 service statistics:
Circulation: 317,165
Visits to library: 44,173
Programs offered: 140
Program attendance: 3,735
Reference questions: 2,537
Building information
Ownership: Fort Vancouver Regional Library District
Square Footage: 13,000
Library history
2013: Library gets new carpet, paint and study rooms.
2008: Three Creeks bond paid off.
2002: Library opened on Jan. 12.
2000: Broke ground on Dec. 29.
1999: Friends of the Three Creeks Library formed.
1998: Voters approved Library Capital Facility Area and $4.5 million bond.
1998: Name of Three Creeks chosen for Salmon, Cougar and Whipple Creeks.
1998: Service area defined as Fire District 6 (Salmon Creek, Hazel Dell, Felida, Mt. Vista, Fairgrounds and Lakeshore).
1997: Fred Meyer agreed to sell parcel to library for price they paid for the land.
1995 - 1997: Talks between North Salmon Creek Neighborhood Association and Fred Meyer concerning proposed new store.
