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Read about the Nov. 2009 Library Summit and share your ideas about the future of MCPL.
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Future of Libraries

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What role will libraries play in the future? Many possibilities are envisioned by the following writers: 

"Even in an era when you can "Google" just about anything, many libraries have remained as vibrant, dynamic, and popular as ever."

"Libraries Bring Value to Our Communities."

"The future of reading is very much in doubt. In this century, reading could soar to new heights or crash and burn..."

"Whether their school is the vanguard of the 21st century or not, some Cushing students are still eager for the 'shush' of a librarian and immersion in a good, old-fashioned book."

"Eager to attract digitally savvy patrons and capitalize on the growing popularity of electronic readers, public libraries across the country are expanding collections of books that reside on servers rather than shelves." 

 
 

Reports & Articles

We are committed to making our libraries the best they can be in programs, services, collections and customer service. The following reports detail our vision, mission, values and our stragetic plan for the years to come.

   Report to community

 MCPL Report to the Community

Goal One:

Readiness for the Future

Goal Two:

Enhanced Technology and Innovation

Goal Three:

Marketing/Outreach/Community Awareness

Goal Four:

Continuous Organizational Development

 

Strategic plan

 MCPL Strategic Plan 2007-2010 

MCPL will thrive well into the

 21st century by continuing to 

 be relevant to our residents

and business partners  

 

 
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