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The Readmobile continues visits this fall! See our locations below.
Remember: if there is inclement weather, the Readmobile may not be able to visit. Check this webpage for any updates or cancellations.
Readmobile Public Visits
| Location | Days & Dates | Times |
|---|---|---|
| Prior Lake Water Tower 4741 Tower St SE Prior Lake, MN 55372 |
Tuesdays 10/4, 11/1, 11/29 |
9:20-10:00am Join us at 9:30 for a story and song! |
| Fountain Park 801 W Forest St Belle Plaine, MN 56011 |
Tuesdays 9/27, 10/25, 11/22 |
3:15-3:45pm |
| Elko New Market 26518 France Ave S (Old Elko City Hall Park) Elko New Market, MN 55054 |
Wednesdays 10/5, 11/2, 12/7 |
3:00-4:00pm |
Below is a list of private spaces the Readmobile regularly visits. If you live in these communities, please contact site management for visit details:
- Bonnevista Terrace MHP
- Clifton Townhomes
- Valley Green MHP
For the safety of our visitors and staff, the Readmobile may cancel site visits during severe weather warnings, advisories, or unsuitable driving conditions. Check the webpage for the latest information.
What is the Readmobile?
The Readmobile brings learning, literacy, and fun to Scott County communities with visits to public and residential sites, community organizations, and special events.
Children and their families and caregivers can visit anytime during a Readmobile stop. Readmobile activities and materials encourage literacy and learning to help prepare children for school, reading, and beyond.
What does a visit look like?
During a visit, children can browse and borrow from our diverse collection of books, grab a healthy snack, and receive a fun age-specific activity. You do not need a library card to borrow books; items borrowed may be returned at another Readmobile visit or your local library.
The Readmobile vehicle and start-up collection were funded by the Diane J. Sachs Trust and a grant from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. Staff and ongoing collection funds are supported by the library’s operating budget. The programming model for the vehicle was developed by staff from Scott County Public Health, Children’s Services, and the Library.