Established in 1867, the Portland Public Library is Maine’s oldest and largest public library system. Governed by a 16 member Board of Trustees, the Library is a non-profit organization.

The Library’s mission is to serve the Greater Portland community by providing a diverse collection of books and other resources, with access to information resources worldwide. The Library’s services support the educational, informational, and recreational interests of all community members.

The Library is a public-private partnership that receives annual operating support from the City of Portland, the State of Maine, Cumberland County, and gifts from businesses, foundations and individuals like you.


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The Leadership Team at Portland Public Library, comprising roles such as President, First Vice President, and Second Vice President, oversees the strategic direction and operational governance of the organization. They ensure that the library's mission to serve the Greater Portland community is fulfilled through effective resource management, partnerships, and community engagement.

Leadership Team

The Library & Archival Services team at the Portland Public Library is responsible for curating and maintaining the library's diverse collection of books, historical archives, and specialized materials. This team provides expertise in health and science literature, manages special collections and archives for preservation and research, and delivers tailored services to the teen community to support their educational and recreational needs.

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Portland Public Library

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Leadership Team

Library & Archival Services

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