Libraries in United States

Private Academic Library Network Of Indiana Palni

PALNI is a non-profit organization made up of 24 private, academic libraries. In PALNI, this library-to-library collaboration enhances faculty teaching and student learning for academic success. Through the “Power of PALNI,” each school benefits from reducing the duplication of efforts and achieving more in quality, value, and support. Read more

1 to 10 staff

Public Library Of Anniston-Calhoun County

http://publiclibrary.cc Main 108 E 10th St Anniston, AL 36201 256-237-8501 Hours: Monday - Friday - 8:30 am to 6:00 pm Saturday- Sunday - 1:30 pm to 5 pm Carver Branch 722 West 14th Street Anniston, AL 36201 256-237-7271 Hours: Tuesday - Thursday - 12:30 pm to 5 pm Friday - Monday - Closed

11 to 50 staff

Public Library Of Brookline

The Public Library of Brookline promotes discovery, connection, and opportunity for all residents. Through our diverse resources and innovative programs, we aim to enrich the lives of our citizens through free access to information in many different media and formats. We are a cultural destination and a site for learning and recreation, as well as a place where people come together to exchange ideas. We strive to be both a cornerstone of our community and a gateway to explorations of a wider world.

51 to 200 staff

Reaching Across Illinois Library System Rails

RAILS provides delivery service to support Illinois' vast interlibrary loan program and technology support for more than 600 libraries' shared online catalogs. Our services include continuing education and consulting resources to library employees and trustees, as well as e-book services, group purchases, and vendor discounts. We serve approximately 1300 private, public, school, and university library members, which have a total of more than 4200 library facilities in a square mile area. Although the city of Chicago is within our boundaries, and a number of our member libraries are located in Chicago, the Chicago Public Library constitutes a separate library system. Members have several opportunities to network with each other through email lists, networking groups, member updates, and at networking events. We are governed by a Board of Directors, elected by member libraries. Library systems are established by state law (75 ILCS 10/, the Illinois Library System Act). Funding for Illinois Library Systems is provided through the Illinois State Library and the Secretary of State, with funds appropriated by the Illinois General Assembly. RAILS was formed in 2011, from a merger of the Alliance, DuPage, Metropolitan, North Suburban, and Prairie Area library systems- Reaching Across Illinois Library System (RAILS) is a government agency that provides delivery, shared catalogs, resource sharing, CE, and communication services to all types of libraries in northern and west-central Illinois.

51 to 200 staff

Riverhead Free Library

The mission of the Riverhead Free Library is to provide the diverse community it serves with access to ideas, information, and a variety of educational, cultural, recreational, and intellectual resources. The Library will do so in an inviting, accessible, and eco-conscious manner.

51 to 200 staff

Scranton Public Library

The Scranton Public Library strives to enhance the lives of all individuals by offering free access to materials and programs designed to satisfy the informational and recreational needs of our community. The Albright Memorial Library stands on the site of the Albright Family homestead. John J. Albright built the Library as his gift to the people of Scranton. Construction began in June 1891 and was completed in June 1893 at a cost of The building is owned by the Scranton Public Library Authority, and operated by the Board of Trustees of the Scranton Public Library.

51 to 200 staff

Shasta Public Libraries

Shasta Public Libraries is your safe, family friendly public library. We provide the public with current books through various media as well as FREE programs, events and technology services. We serve people who live throughout Shasta County online through our digital library and in person at our three library locations Anderson, Burney, and Redding.

11 to 50 staff

Shelby County Public Library

The mission of the Shelby County Public Library is to provide access to an expansive collection of materials and offer numerous services to promote lifelong learning. Founded in 1903, SCPL has served as a community leader in Shelby County and will continue to serve as an innovative leader by implementing a variety of strategies to bring knowledge and promote learning opportunities for all.

11 to 50 staff

Simi Valley Public Library

One of the first libraries in Ventura County when it opened in the early 1900’s, the Simi Valley Library was located in a quiet, residential neighborhood and housed a very small collection. Mirroring the growth of the community it serves, the library quickly outgrew that location and plans were established to build a new library on the City’s civic center campus. With its completion in 1980, the beautiful square foot facility became one of the City’s landmarks. Simi Valley Public Library currently provides a range offerings to the public, including: homework help, public computer access, wifi, early literacy sessions, adult literacy, books, DVD's, CD's, eBooks, language learning materials, advanced research assistance, and access to thousands of sources through our online databases.

11 to 50 staff

Small Business Services - Clearview Library District

The Clearview Library District serves more than residents in the Front Range communities of Severance, West Greeley, and Windsor. Our Small Business Services page has the resources you need to help your small business get started and grow. The free tools can help you in many ways including (1) finding your target market;(2) researching your competition; and (3) understanding your industry and region. You'll have access to curated business articles and Colorado legal forms you can edit online and print without having to deal with pesky ads or follow up emails. And our Business Resource Librarian is happy to meet with you in person or via the phone to answer questions and help you get your business going.

11 to 50 staff

Smu Libraries

Our Mission: SMU Libraries’ multidisciplinary expertise, personalized services, and distinctive collections advance discovery, catalyze innovation, expand connections with campus and community partners, and directly impact the success of SMU’s academic, research, and creative aspirations. Our Values: We are the heart of the university. We are a team. We find strength in unity. We preserve the past for the future. We provide equitable and ethical access to information. We are here for you. Our Strategic Directions: Activate Cultural Heritage Champion Research Innovation Impact Student Success Connect Our Communities Ignite Discovery Cultivate Organizational Excellence

51 to 200 staff

Smyrna Public Library

Smyrna Public Library is an indepedent library funded by the city of Smyrna, Georgia. The square foot facility located in the Village Green town center provides materials for all ages, downloadable ebooks and audiobooks, genealogy materials, public computers, free WiFi, and regular story times and children's events. The Friends of the Smyrna Library sponsor a bookstore and regular book sales. They also coordinate bi-monthly art exhibits in two upstairs galleries.

11 to 50 staff

Southern Maryland Regional Library Association

The Southern Maryland Regional Library Association, Inc. is a regional resource center for the public libraries in Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties, providing library services for the staff and customers of public libraries throughout Southern Maryland. It is part of a statewide resource network of three regional centers, working in collaboration with the State Library Resource Center, to provide efficient, economical and coordinated library services county libraries cannot adequately provide themselves. As part of the State Library Network, the regional library is charged with the following responsibilities- Making interlibrary loans of books and materials - Supplying collections and exhibits of specialized materials - Providing consultant services - Organizing in-service training for library staffs - Developing and operating cooperative services among libraries

11 to 50 staff

Southwest Public Libraries

11 to 50 staff

St Clair County Library System

St. Clair County Library System strives to provide valuable service to our community and to visitors. Our Mission Statement is: Connecting You to a World of Information. The St. Clair County Library System serving a population over with eleven branch locations, continues its tradition of innovation through the scope of its collections, resources and services. Our library offers: • A collection of over items that encompasses a variety of materials including books, magazines, newspapers, government documents, directories, videos, music CDs, DVDs, and books on tape. • Online library services including online catalog, account information and research accessible in the library and from home 24/7. • Computers for public use: Internet access, word processing and database research. • Individual or group tours. • A variety of programs and beginning computer classes to enrich, explore, and expand your mind. • Interlibrary loan of materials borrowed from libraries outside St. Clair County & delivered to your local library. • MichiCard program allowing patrons to check out books at participating libraries throughout Michigan.

51 to 200 staff

St. Charles Parish Library

The St. Charles Parish Library is a parish (county) wide public library system consisting of two regional libraries, four branches, a bookmobile and a planetarium. St. Charles Parish is a mix of small towns and rural areas adjacent to the New Orleans metropolitan area (25 minutes from downtown New Orleans) with a population of approximately St. Charles Parish Library is an equal opportunity employer.

51 to 200 staff

St. Marys Community Public Library

MISSION STATEMENT Our library provides creative and factual resources to meet the educational, informational, cultural, and recreational needs of the community. VISION STATEMENT Where learning, technology, and creativity meet.

11 to 50 staff

State Library Of Kansas

The State Library of Kansas' mission is to provide library and information services to the executive and legislative branches of state government and to provide library extension services to all Kansas residents. By statute, the agency provides leadership and assistance in the development, organization and management of Kansas’ local libraries and provides specialized library services to blind or disabled people. The State Library is a catalyst to improve statewide library services through consultation services, local and regional library information services, and administration of grants-in-aid to public libraries and the seven regional systems of cooperating libraries.

11 to 50 staff

State Library Of Oregon

Agency Vision: Equitable access to library and information services for all Oregonians. Agency Mission: The State Library of Oregon cultivates, preserves, and delivers library and information services to foster lifelong learning and community engagement. Core Values: 1) Equity: We challenge our personal and organizational biases in order to improve our practices and better serve all communities. 2) Access: We commit to ensuring information is preserved, discoverable, and available. 3) Collaboration: We invest in sustained and intentional partnerships by sharing expertise and resources to achieve mutual goals. 4) Public Service: We deliver excellent customer service and stewardship of resources to support democracy and the public good. 5) Future Readiness: We anticipate and respond to evolving trends and needs of all Oregonians.

11 to 50 staff

The Galecia Group

The Galecia Group is a network of technology professionals working together under the direction of Lori Bowen Ayre, Galecia's founder and principal consultant providing consulting in library materials handling operations and RFID and digital technologies including Open Data, GIS, and mapping. We also developed LibraryCall, a suite of phone-based services for connecting to patrons on the other side of the digital divide and Bookpoints, an online reading platform.

1 to 10 staff

The Ohio State University Libraries

The Ohio State University Libraries aspires to be the model library advancing the educational, research and engagement missions of a 21st-century public, land grant, research, urban, community engaged institution. We promote discovery and knowledge creation, advance effective teaching, curates and preserves information essential for scholarship and learning at Ohio State, and share knowledge and culture with the people of Ohio, the nation and the world.

201 to 500 staff

The Urbana Free Library

Located in the heart of downtown Urbana at the corner of Race and Green. The Urbana Free Library has a commitment to excellent public service. So, go ahead - ask for our help. It's what we do best!

51 to 200 staff

Wadsworth Public Library

51 to 200 staff

Washoe County Library System

Founded in 1904 with the opening of the Carnegie Free Public Library in Reno, Nevada, the Washoe County Library System has grown to serve 486,492 patrons with 151 library staff. Currently comprised of 9 library branches, 3 partnerships, and a dedicated digital library, it now covers a large geographic area of over 6500 square miles, providing service in urban, suburban, and rural communities in the Reno/Tahoe area.

51 to 200 staff