E-books

The Payette Public Library, in their 2016 report to the Idaho Commission for Libraries, lists:

• 3,097 e-books through a consortium ("rented", so to speak)
• 92 e-books owned by the library

The Armoral Tuttle Public Library does not provide access to e-books.

The Fruitland Community Library does not provide access to e-books.

The creation of the library district will allow more access to the consortia, and allow residents count-wide to access any of the material available. Other library districts of similar size average approximately 4,500 e-books available.