Washington County Library
Nicolle Anderson is a librarian with experience in various organizations such as Washington County Library, Barr Engineering Co., and Cocoa Beach Public Library. Nicolle has also worked as a Fourth Grade Teacher at Saint Ann School and as a Staff Associate in Public Policy/Government Contracts at Good Shepherd Services. Nicolle holds a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from Drexel University and a Bachelor of Arts in English and Psychology from the University of Notre Dame.
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Washington County Library
Washington County Library has served the residents of Washington County since 1966. Our mission is to inspire curiosity, champion innovation, and spark opportunity through the materials, programs, and resources we provide. Each year, we lend more than two million print and electronic books, CDs, DVDs, magazines, kits, ebooks, audiobooks, and video games to our patrons. Our libraries host storytimes and early literacy programs, arts and technology classes, book clubs, adult and children’s reading programs, and a range of STEM activities. Each branch is a community center with free internet access, public meeting rooms, color printing services, educational databases, employment resources, and more. Our system is made up of six public libraries, three Library Express locations, and the Washington County Law Library. Nearly 80 percent of all county residents have a library card, and in a recent resident survey, 94 percent of respondents rated our libraries as excellent or good. Washington County Library is governed by the Washington County Board of Commissioners, which appoints the members of the advisory Washington County Library Board.