SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, October 20 at 9:30 AM for the Board of Supervisors Meeting
The Friends of the Fresno County Public Library oppose the idea of privatizing the Fresno County Public Library, based on our concern for our beloved Library professionals, our desire for financial transparency, our fear for the wellbeing of the San Joaquin Valley Library System, and our worry that programs, services, and materials may not be as culturally relevant or high-quality as what Fresno County patrons are used to under the auspices of a private, for-profit corporation.
If you, too, are concerned about this suggestion, we invite you to learn more and join us in taking action in support of our public libraries!
If you'd like to write a letter or email to your Supervisor but you're not sure what to say, we have some talking points you can use! You can also use these to inform yourself and your friends, family, and community about how privatization with Library Systems and Services (LSS) has gone for other library systems and why it's not likely to be a good choice for Fresno County. All letters may be sent to 2281 Tulare Street #301, Fresno, CA 93721, but you can find other contact information at the "Contact Your Supervisor" link below.
Media and Events
"Bredefeld suggests 'privatizing' Fresno County's library-- before banning it from LGBTQ+ Pride," YourCentralValley; May 12, 2026
"Amid years-long culture war, Fresno County looks at privatizing its libraries," Fresnoland; June 26, 2026
Letter to the Editor: "Fresno Supervisor Bredefeld's push to privatize library is distressing," Fresno Bee; July 19, 2026
"Friends of the Fresno County Public Library: Supporting and Defending Our Local Libraries," Kings River Life; July 25, 2026
"The Fight for Fresno's Libraries: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Privatization Threat," Paul Flores, Writer; August 13, 2026
Letter to the Editor: "Privatization of the library system in Fresno County is a bad idea," Fresno Bee; August 16, 2026
Past Letter Writing Parties
Sunday, August 16 at La Querencia Common House, 2658 E Alluvial Ave in Fresno, 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Sunday, August 16 at Root Access Hackerspace, 1476 N Van Ness Ave in Fresno, 11 AM to 7 PM