CEDARVILLE — November 2, 2026. Modoc County Library’s Cedarville branch at 460 Main Street lists one regular day of weekly opening: Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
What the branch provides
The library says patrons can use public computers with office software, Wi-Fi and the countywide online catalog. It lists computer printing at ten cents per page and copies at twenty-five cents per page.
Call before a long drive
The Cedarville library phone number is 530-279-2614. For anyone coming from a ranch or a neighboring rural community, confirming staffing and holiday hours is especially useful because the branch is closed six days each week.
Borrowing beyond the local shelves
The library system also lists Zip Books and an online reading collection. Readers should ask staff how those programs work and whether a library account must be activated in person before using digital services.
Source documents: Modoc County Library — Cedarville Branch; Modoc County Library — Services.
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