Libraries in United States

Highwood Library & Community Center

The Highwood Library & Community Center is an innovative and collaborative anchor of the community, providing educational support, information needs, engaging services, and inspirational collections. The Library provides free multicultural and bilingual programs, services, and resources for Highwood and Illinois residents of all ages and ethnicities, including story time, book discussions, summer reading programs for all ages, as well as literacy-focused bilingual programming. OUR MISSION The Highwood Public Library and Community Center is an innovative anchor that enriches, empowers, educates, and embraces the community it serves. The focus is to provide engaging services and programming, community collaboration opportunities, and traditional library resources. OUR VISION The vision of the Highwood Public Library and Community Center is to uplift, inform, and grow the community through the library’s collections, programming, and engagement strategies.

11 to 50 staff

Hodgkins Public Library District

The Hodgkins Public Library District is located at 6500 Wenz Ave, Hodgkins, Illinois, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Hosting Solutions & Library Consulting Hslc

Hosting Solutions & Library Consulting is a non-profit library support organization contributing to the success of libraries by delivering technical solutions and consulting services.

11 to 50 staff

Hunterdon County Library System

We provide library facilities and services that meet the evolving needs of the Hunterdon County community.

51 to 200 staff

Hyannis Public Library

An independently run non-profit public library based in Hyannis, Massachusetts, a coastal town on Cape Cod.

11 to 50 staff

Ifls Library System

IFLS is a state-funded organization encompassing 53 public libraries and 3 county library services in 10 west central Wisconsin counties. Founded in 1978, IFLS operates to promote libraries and access to library services. This is done by providing System Library Directors with consulting, advocacy, public relations, continuing education, courier and delivery, design, interlibrary loan, internet access, and youth services. IFLS also hosts the MORE shared system.

11 to 50 staff

Indian Hill High School

51 to 200 staff

Indiana Free Library

The Indiana Free Library offers public library services to the Indiana School District with a population of 32,924 residents. Regular hours are M&W; 10am-9pm, T & Th; 10am-6pm, Sat; 10am-5pm. Closed Friday and Sunday. Programs are offered for all ages. Please check the website for details and library information

1 to 10 staff

Infopeople California

Infopeople is part of the Califa Group, a nonprofit library membership consortium of more than 220 libraries. Infopeople provides quality continuing education opportunities to library staff that are tailored to library needs and developed by experienced library professionals. Training formats include 2-6 week asynchronous online courses, as well as free one-hour webinars. The Infopeople model provides a breadth of training topics and a depth of training expertise greater than any single library or library agency, no matter how large, could provide. Infopeople training is open to all members of the library community - academic, public, school, and special.

1 to 10 staff

Islip Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Jefferson-Madison Regional Library

The Jefferson-Madison Regional Library serves Central Virginia and enhances the quality of life by providing equal access to information. The library serves all ages, promotes reading, serves as a life-long educational resource, and supports democracy by fostering the free exchange of ideas. JMRL library cards give the public free access to books, eBooks, audiobooks, DVDs, music, internet access on public computers, online databases, meeting rooms, wifi, and educational programming for all ages.

51 to 200 staff

Jozef Pilsudski Institute Of America

The Pilsudski Institute of America is one of the most outstanding Polish institutions outside of Poland. It has earned that designation through its invaluable collection of documents on the modern history of Poland, and its distinguished record of defending historical truth about Poland against successive adversaries: German occupiers during World War II (1939-1945) and subsequently during almost fifty years of communist rule imposed by the Soviet Union (1945-1989).This mission was undertaken in 1943 by a group of Polish diplomats, politicians, veterans of Polish Legions from World War I and associates of Marshal Jozef Pilsudski, himself a symbol of Polish independence since 1914.

1 to 10 staff

Kingsley

Kingsley is the world’s oldest and largest manufacturer of through wall and freestanding book and media returns. We also offer a full line of innovative solutions for library material handling equipment, materials collection, and recycling.

1 to 10 staff

Kitchigami Regional Library System

Kitchigami Regional Library System is a consolidated library system based in Pine River, MN. With 9 branches and 1 bookmobile covering 5 counties in mid-central Minnesota, Kitchigami Regional Library System provides quality library services and resources, responding to the diverse needs of individuals and communities.

1 to 10 staff

Kutztown Community Library Inc

Kutztown, Pennsylvania

1 to 10 staff

Lake Travis Community Library

The Lake Travis Community Library provides resources in the areas of the arts, sciences, and literature in order to enable free and open access for lifelong learning, inspiration, and enjoyment to all residents of the Lake Travis Community Library District and its surrounding areas. The Lake Travis Community Library was founded in 1985 and through the generosity of Lake Travis ISD, shared space with the Lake Travis High School Library for over 20 years. In May 2004, voters approved the formation of a Lake Travis Community Library District as a means to create public funding for a regional library. The library district includes Hudson Bend, Lakeway, The Hills, Spicewood and Briarcliff. The library operaties two branches: Lakeway and West. LAKEWAY 1938 Lohmans Crossing Lakeway, TX 78734 (512) 263-2885 WEST 21209 State Hwy 71 W Spicewood, TX 78669 (512)

11 to 50 staff

Lancaster Public Library

As one of the oldest public libraries in the country, Lancaster Public Library has earned the reputation of a dynamic center of knowledge and a cornerstone of a thriving Lancaster community. The library has a rich history in Lancaster County: the Lancaster Library Company was formed and in 1759, and over the next 260+ years, library service evolved in Lancaster County. Today, the Lancaster Public Library consists of the main library in Lancaster City with a branch in Mountville. These sites provide direct library service to approximately 40 percent of Lancaster County's population in fourteen municipalities. We are proud to serve as the heart of the Lancaster community, and we are committed to providing equitable access to vital educational resources, exceptional programming, and community building opportunities for all at both of our locations.

11 to 50 staff

Library Design Associates, Inc

Library Design Associates, Inc.(LDA), founded in 1976, is a unique interior design and library equipment firm specializing in the planning, design and equipping of Public, Academic and Special libraries. Our staff consists of accredited Library Building Consultants, Interior Designers and Project Management administrators. The firm is capable of providing functional planning services, building layout, interior design, equipment procurement and minor construction services-Procurement of shelving, furniture and related library equipment-Library program review and development relative to functional building requirements-Analysis of architectural plans relative to compliance with the library program requirements-Project budgeting for all shelving, furniture, technical furniture, accessories, signage and interior finishes-Installation of all shelving, furniture and related library equipment by exclusive factory-trained personnel.

1 to 10 staff

Library Futures

We mobilize a community of experts to encourage the adoption of technologies that uplift libraries in the digital age, promoting new possibilities for preservation of and unfettered access to information. A project of The Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy at NYU Law.

1 to 10 staff

Lincolnwood Public Library District

Lincolnwood Public Library District is a public library located in W Pratt Ave, Lincolnwood, Illinois, United States. The library's mission is to foster lifelong learning and connect the community through our materials, space, events, and expertise.

11 to 50 staff

Lowville Free Library

Lowville Free Library serves the Village and Town of Lowville, and surrounding areas, by providing materials and services to help patrons meet their personal, educational and professional needs. Special emphasis is placed on providing popular materials requested by our patrons and educational materials needed by our students.

1 to 10 staff

Maitland Public Library

The Maitland Public Library connects the community to a world of opportunities. With the donation of 360 books by Maitland resident Clara Dommerich, the Maitland Public Library was created in 1896. First housed in a local teacher’s living room, the library later moved to a storefront on Horatio Avenue, near the railroad tracks. The current library building on South Maitland Avenue was built in 1907, with additions made to it in 1959, 1972, and 1989. Although the Maitland Public Library was originally established, owned, and operated by Maitland residents, and governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of Maitland citizens, it became apparent by 1972 that expansion was needed to accommodate the increasing needs of Maitland’s citizens. An agreement was forged with the City of Maitland to expand the library and its services to Maitland residents. Because the city could not use public funds to build on private property, the Board of Trustees agreed to turn over all physical assets of the library – the grounds, building, and collection – to the city. Under this arrangement, the city agreed to fund the operating budget of the library and to maintain the building and grounds. The library continues to exist as a nonprofit corporation operated by residents of the City of Maitland. The Maitland Public Library is governed by volunteers serving on the Board of Trustees, to whom the Library Director reports. These citizens meet monthly to review existing services, discuss future plans, and make decisions as needed regarding library policy. While the Library Director is responsible for the general operation of the library and ensures that the library is operated in accordance with the guidelines of the American Library Association, the Board establishes the guidelines and procedures pertaining to library services and personnel.

11 to 50 staff

Manatee County Public Library System

The Florida Library Association’s 2016 Library of Year and two-time Innovation winner, the Manatee County Public Library System supports the County’s growing community and visitors through a wide range of educational and technological resources and programs at seven facilities in downtown Bradenton (Riverwalk), the east county region, the south county area, Holmes Beach, Palmetto and Ellenton. This past year, Manatee Libraries was visited by nearly customers who made use of our resources over 3.9 million times (a record high!). We offer a wide array of digital ebook/eaudio/movies, unique collections (e.g. early literacy kits, telescopes), databases, classes, and special events for people of all ages. Check us out!

51 to 200 staff

Manhasset Public Library

11 to 50 staff