New Jersey Library Network |
New Jersey State Library Coordinating, promoting and funding the New Jersey Library Network In 1983 New Jersey librarians worked with the New Jersey Legislature to enact a law that created the New Jersey Library Network as a way for libraries to provide all New Jersey residents with full and equal access to library materials and programs that might not otherwise be available in their communities. The premise was that such cooperation would improve services while also controlling the costs for participating libraries. The work done by the state's four regional library cooperatives is an important component of the services offered by the NJ State Library through the NJ Library Network. For information on the cooperatives, including their current pilot advocacy projects, please click on the links below. Central Jersey Regional Library Cooperative Highlands Regional Library Cooperative
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