Michigan Library Association

Know someone making a difference in Michigan libraries?

Nominations for the 2026 Michigan Library Awards are now open through July 10, recognizing excellence, innovation, leadership, and service across the state. Self-nominations are encouraged—help celebrate the outstanding people and organizations strengthening Michigan libraries and communities.

Learn more about the Michigan Library Awards, view guidelines, and submit a nomination at milibraries.org/michigan-library-awards.

Enjoyed this look into Ortonville history:

This year marks 100 years of service for the Brandon Township Public Library—a milestone that began with a grassroots community effort and a shared belief in the power of reading.

A century later, the library continues to connect people with knowledge, opportunity, and one another, proving that libraries remain at the heart of strong communities.

Brandon Township Public Library

Read the full article by David Fleet, MI Home Paper:
https://thecitizenonline.com/articles/news/btpl-at-100-grassroots-effort-sparks-century-of-reading/

When everything feels overwhelming…
You can walk into your library and start finding answers, one step at a time.

You don't have to be an avid reader or know how the library works. Staff are there to assist you with the numerous resources available.