Irving Public Library

Opened in 1975, Dallas West Branch Library offers a variety of books, magazines, newspapers, statistics, databases and tabloids for children, teenagers and adults. It strives to inform, entertain, enrich and to foster the self-learning process by facilitating access to its collections, services and facilities to the members of the community. The library also offers classes in the English as a Second Language (ESL) program and General Equivalency Diploma (GED), as well as computer applications. Dallas West Branch Library additionally provides offers story times for toddlers and several programs for children and adults throughout the year. Located in Dallas, it supports a range of book clubs that includes Book Discussion Group, Mystery Book Club, Nonfiction Reading Group, Read N Discuss and Circle of Friends Book Club.

Maintaining more than 15 locations throughout Texas, Fort Worth Public Library offers magazines, journals, images and reference resources that cover various areas, including education, health and business. The library provides a range of services, including home delivery, adaptive equipment, large-print books, and closed-captioned and descriptive videos. Fort Worth Public Library has electronic access to several magazines and newspapers. The library provides computers and Wi-Fi Internet access. It offers Spanish-language programs and conversation groups, including the Club de Mam s. Fort Worth Public Library cards gives borrowing privileges at its partner libraries that include Benbrook Public Library, Burleson Public Library, Haltom City Public Library, Keller Public Library, Richland Hills Public Library and Watauga Public Library. It maintains a location in Fort Worth, Texas.