The Mario Brothers Memorial Public Library is the main branch in the County system, just 10 miles from the Large Metropolitan area. The library was built in 1983 to replace the old Carnegie building which is now used as a community center. The library system consists of three branches governed by an appointed board of directors. Each library is responsiblefor collections. MBM focuses primarily on the collection of new formats and media appropriate for the community and research on the Countys first settlers Raphael and Francisco Mario, in addition to the general needs of the community.
Stats
from last year:
Population:
60,000
Percent with Library Card: 70%
Percent
with High School Diploma: 80%
Circulation:1,000,000 items
Children
Materials Circulated:100,000
ILL:5,000
Mission:
The mission of the Mario Brothers Memorial Public Library is to assist the community in the pursuit of life long learning through:
- Promotion of reading and literacy for all
- Providing resources for the personal, educational, and professional needs of the community
- Support residents interests and needs with appropriate programs
- Facilitate a environment for community members that will adapt with information changes
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