Comox
Comox Infrastructure Project
A Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD)-led Sewer Conveyance Project is currently taking place in the Comox Valley, involving the installation of new sewer pipes and pump stations from Courtenay, through Comox, and into the Lazo area. The route of the new pipe through Comox goes along Beaufort Ave, which will affect library users. Learn more…
We respectfully acknowledge that this branch is situated on the unceded traditional territories of the K’ómoks First Nation, who have been caretakers of the land since time immemorial. The Village of Comox joined the Vancouver Island Union Library system as a book station in 1937, withdrew in 1957, and re-entered the system as a branch in 1972. The library moved to its current location in the Portside building on Beaufort Ave in 2009.
Located in the heart of Comox, the library is just two blocks from the water, and a constant hive of activity each day. The library is woven into the fabric of the community and is cherished by Comox’s youngest library users all the way to its most senior customers.
COVID 19
Following changes to Provincial Medical Health Officer orders, masks are no longer required when visiting the library but you can wear one if you’d like.
Branch Features
- Three public computers
- Washrooms
- Bookdrop open 24/7
- Printing & photocopying
- Wheelchair accessible
- Free public WiFi
- In addition to street parking there are 12 library parking spaces behind the building
Contact Information
- Library Manager – Allison Trumble
- Customer Services Librarian – Natalie Catto
- Community Support Technician – Adam Robinson