1,247
Libraries Serving Every County
From flagship downtown branches with marble reading rooms to single-room rural outposts — every public library, mapped and accessible.
67
Counties Covered
98%
Digital Catalog Access
340+
Active Programs
Every Branch, Every County — No Gaps in the Map
From the 40,000-square-foot downtown flagship in the capital to the 800-square-foot branch in a converted train depot three counties north — each of the 1,247 locations is verified, hours-updated, and linked to its regional coordinator. Library directors use this directory to benchmark peer institutions. City councils use it to justify budget lines. Residents use it to find Saturday story time.
Story Time to Senior Tech Literacy — 340 Active Programs
The state system runs 340 recurring programs across four age cohorts: early childhood (ages 0–5), school-age, adult literacy, and senior digital skills. Superintendents use the interlibrary loan data to supplement classroom collections mid-semester. Parents find Saturday story time slots for three-year-olds. The program calendar updates in real time as branches add or adjust offerings.
3.2 Million Digital Titles, Accessible with Any Library Card
The statewide digital catalog — ebooks, audiobooks, academic journals, and streaming databases — is accessible from any branch card, including cards issued the same day. Cardholders in the 23 counties below the digital access threshold can request a hotspot loan alongside their card. No waitlist for most titles. No late fees, ever.
Everything a Library Director
Needs in One Place
Grant Calendar
Active and upcoming funding opportunities
1,247
Library Locations
Interactive Library Map
Filter by hours, services, and accessibility. Find the nearest branch with Saturday story time.
Explore the MapContact Your Regional Coordinator
Routes directly by county — no hold music.
The Full Picture of
Public Libraries in Your State
168 pages of per-capita funding breakdowns, circulation trends by county, digital access gaps, and program attendance data. The document city councils and library directors rely on every budget season.
- 67-county funding comparison with 5-year trend lines
- Per-capita circulation data by branch type
- Digital divide analysis: 23 counties still below access threshold
- Interlibrary loan network performance metrics
- Literacy program reach: 847,000 participants in 2025
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