Benton City, WA 99320
Computers
Computers available for browsing the internet and using office software.
Printers
Printer available. Get 5 free prints daily.
Study Room
One study room available .
Meeting Room
Meeting Room capacity:
55
Drinking Water
Water bottle filling stations and water fountain available.
Public Restrooms
Restrooms open to the public.
Curbside Pickup
For curbside pickup call:
(509) 737-6317
Children's Area
Area for children to enjoy.
Public Transit
Benton Franklin Transit Route 170
Visit BFT for schedule.
We serve the community with free borrowing, WiFi, public computers and storytimes for kids. We are also a donation site for Heather's Pantry, a food collection program serving the children of Kiona-Benton schools.
Get up to five free pages printed daily using our print drop service.
Benton City was founded in 1909 by F. L. Pitman, engineer on the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation line. The town served as the early junction point of the Walla Walla, North Yakima rail line.
The Mid-Columbia Libraries' Benton City Branch has served the community since November 4, 1974. In 2006, a new library was built on Horne Drive overlooking Red Mountain to the north.
Looking for a glimpse into Benton City's history? View the photos and information about the Kiona/Benton City area through the Washington Rural Heritage collection.