§ 19107 County-City Library Contracts
A small city has its own library, but it’s tiny and doesn’t have many books. The county next door has a big library with lots of books, computers, and fun programs.
The city and the county can make a deal so that people living in the city can use the big county library too. The city pays the county some money, and then city residents can borrow books or use the computers at the county library just like people who live in the county can.
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§ 19107 County-City Library Contracts
Last verified: January 23, 2026