Mt Hood Community College Library

Yes. From website: The library welcomes use of its material, facilities, and equipment by the general public. However, students and staff of the college are our primary users and assistance to them will take precedence over all other users. Public Patrons must live in the district of MHCC to receive a library card and must 16 years of age. Registrants that are 16 years and older must be accompanied by a parent until the age of 18. MHCC Library does not restrict access to any resources, nor do we employ the use of filters on any of our computers. MHCC has a professional commitment to ensure that all members of the community it serves have free and equal access to the entire range of library resources regardless of content, approach, format or amount of detail. Public borrowers may not checkout laptops or reserve items. Public borrowers do not have remote access to electronic databases.

I think it EXTREMELY unlikely that they would. Until you're 16, the hours and times are very received that you are allowed to work. And they have students right there who are looking for jobs that can work more hours for longer periods of time. When you're 16, apply at the public library. Your chances are much better. When you start college, some in THEIR library. Good luck.