All LA County Library locations will be closed on Monday, September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Our Digital Library is available 24/7.
LA County Department of Public Health is partnering with LA County Library to provide FREE School Readiness Vaccines for Kids and COVID-19 Vaccines for adults.
LA County Department of Public Health is partnering with LA County Library to provide FREE School Readiness Vaccines for Kids and the COVID-19 vaccine for uninsured adults. The School Readiness Vaccines for Kids provides vaccines for children 18 and younger who are uninsured, or have Medi-Cal, or are Native American/Alaskan Native.
The updated 2024-25 COVID-19 vaccine is available to all persons 18 years of age and over. Please note COVID-19 vaccines are currently only available for uninsured individuals.
Vaccine clinics are open for walk-ins. Vaccines available while supplies last. Vaccine brands are subject to availability, and we are unable to guarantee them at this time.
Make an appointment online at your preferred library location to avoid longer wait times. Appointments are available on myturn.ca.gov. Search by zip code and select ‘Other vaccine(s)’.
For more info on vaccines, please visit the vaccine info page.
Important information for minors being vaccinated at a site run by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health:
· A consent form is required for all minors ages 6 months through 17 in order to be vaccinated.
· Youth ages 16 and 17 years of age should be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian if possible. If this is not possible, they must bring a consent form signed by their parent or legal guardian.
· Children ages 6 months through 15 years must be accompanied by their parent, legal guardian, or a responsible adult. If the child is accompanied by a responsible adult, the consent form must name the responsible person and be signed by the parent or legal guardian.
Live Oak Library was founded in 1917. As the business areas along Live Oak Avenue were incorporated into the city of Arcadia, the library site moved eastward until it came to its current location in 1964 in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County.
