Yes, computers are available at the Goleta Valley Library, Buellton Library, and Solvang Library for patrons to use for accessing the internet, printing, and word processing. Adult, Teen, and Juvenile patrons can access the computers with their library cards. If you do not have a library card, please ask for a Computer Guest Pass at the Circulation Desk. Library cards and Computer Guest Passes provide the same access, and both allow patrons two hours of computer use per day.

Yes, all computers for public use are connected to a centralized printer, which will guide you through the printing process. Printing is available in black/white and color. There is a Print Release station where you can print and pay for your copies. Black/white printing costs $0.15 per side and color printing costs $0.25 per side.

Yes. Free Wi-Fi internet is available throughout the building, as well as in the outdoor patios. You do not need a password to connect to the Wi-Fi network.

No, the library does not currently offer this service. Documents can be saved to a flash drive or CD and printed from the public computers. USB drives are available for sale at the Circulation Desk.

Trained staff members are available to help you find information or locate a particular title. We can also recommend a good read, place requests for items, and provide assistance with the computers within the library. During library hours, questions can be answered in person or by phone by asking for the Reference Desk. After hours, questions can be submitted via email to goletavalleylibrary@cityofgoleta.org.

No, please contact a local bank to seek notary services.

Community events may be posted on the library's bulletin board with approval from the Branch Supervisor. If you wish to post a notice, bring your item to the Circulation Desk. Events must be free and flyers must include contact information.

Yes. The library accepts donations of books, CDs, DVDs, and magazines (please note: magazines must be published within the last six months). Both new and used donations are accepted as long as they are in very good condition and are relatively new. Materials not selected for use in the library's collection will be sold by the Friends of the Library. Encyclopedias, textbooks, and VHS tapes are not accepted. Donation receipts are available.

Yes, the library building is accessible to people with disabilities. The library seeks to promote and improve awareness, availability, and accessibility of information for people with disabilities. 

Staff members have many tools to help you find your next book. As reader advisors, we can help you locate other books by a favorite author, books by authors who write like your favorites, or new authors for you to enjoy. We also have a wide variety of reading lists by topic available online and in the library.