Established in 1960, NCW Libraries provides public library service to over 250,000 people in Chelan, Douglas, Ferry, Grant, and Okanogan counties. Our 14,497 square-mile service area comprises about 1/4 of Washington State's land-surface area. Geographically, NCW Libraries is the largest library in Washington State. Management and control of NCW Libraries is vested in a regional board consisting of two trustees from Chelan and Grant Counties and one trustee from each of the three remaining counties. NCW Libraries is supported almost exclusively by property taxes and proportional fees from incorporated cities and towns that choose to contract with the regional library. Access to the library's collection of over 700,000 books and other materials is available through 30 community libraries, two bookmobiles, and Mail Order Library Service. Learn more at ncwlibraries.org.
| Website | http://www.ncwlibraries.org |
| Revenue | $7.3 million |
| Employees | 89 (51 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 1960 |
| Address | 16 North Columbia, Wenatchee, Washington 98801, US |
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| Industry | Libraries |
| Keywords | Public Libraries, Library Resources, Library Services, Book Lending, Information Access, Educational Programs, Community Resources, Library Events, Reading Programs, Literacy Programs, Research Services, Children's Programs, Digital Resources, Public Access Computers, Adult Programs, Archives, Book Clubs, Local History |
| Competitors | King County Library System, The Seattle Public Library, Sno-Isle Libraries, Kitsap Regional Library, Pierce County Library System, Whatcom County Library System, Spokane Public Library, Tacoma Public Library, Yakima Valley Libraries, Everett Library +19 more (view full list) |
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The NCW Libraries annual revenue was $7.3 million in 2026.
Sheila Callihan is the Human Resources Director of NCW Libraries.
51 people are employed at NCW Libraries.
NCW Libraries is based in Wenatchee, Washington.