Dixon Public Library is situated in the beautiful downtown. The library was established in 1911 and opened its doors in 1913. Patrons can choose from among 50,000 books, audio books, CDs and DVDs or use one of the library's eight computers to access the Web. The library opened its children's wing in 1958 and maintains its collections to the delight of the dozens of children who visit the library each day. Dixon Public Library has 7,500 registered borrowers and is part of the SNAP network. SNAP comprises Dixon Public Library, Solano County Library, Benicia Public Library, Napa City-County Library, St. Helena Public Library, Solano Community College Library and Napa Valley College Library. The library offers two special collections: one that focuses on the history of Dixon and the other on California's history. A wheelchair lift allows access to the library's computer wing. The staff at the library includes five librarians, four circulation staff, six student aides, one archivist, one network administrator and one administrative support manager.