3D Printing
A 3D printer is available at this branch for use by anyone with a valid Fort Bend County Libraries card or a valid government-issued photo ID.
UPDATE: July 11, 2025
We are experiencing network disruptions affecting our catalog and Internet. The County IT department is actively working to resolve the issue. Read our latest update. We appreciate your patience!
- What's available: books, ebooks, most online resources.; find OverDrive/Libby & hoopla instructions.
- WiFi is available at George Memorial Library (Richmond) and Albert George Branch Library (Needville).
- Not available: Catalog & access to your account, Wall Street Journal, LinkedIn Learning, Hotspots & Launchpads.
- Overdue fines are waived until the network issue has been resolved.
Library Services
AWE Computers
AWE computer are safe, internet-free systems for students to learn new skills or practice skills they have learned in the form of educational computer games.
Braille Collection
A collection of books in braille for visually-imapaired library users.
Desktop Computers
Computers for public use are available on a walk-in basis and by reservation. Computer software available on these computers includes Microsoft Office, Educational Software, and access to the Internet.
Digital Fax Service
This service is for sending faxes only; it will not receive.
Digital Fax Service (Law Library)
This service is for sending faxes only; it will not receive.
Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary loan (ILL) is a service that allows users of Fort Bend County Libraries to borrow from other public, academic, or special libraries throughout Texas and the United States, library materials that are not owned or circulated by our system.
Kurzweil Computer
George Memorial Library has a Kurzweil computer that will read text aloud and enlarge print for visually-challenged individuals.
Lawyer in the Library
The Fort Bend County Willie Melton Law Library is pleased to offer the free Lawyer in the Library service to financially eligible, self-represented individuals.
Makerspace
The makerspace project began in 2014, when the library received the Amigos Fellowship and Opportunity Award for innovation and development of new library services.
Microfilm Reader / Printer
The Genealogy and Local History Department at George Memorial Library has several microfilm reader/printers available to the public. Copies are 10¢ per page and payment is by coin.
Notary
Administration building only. $1.00 per signature required.