Columbus Metropolitan Library

Highly Engaged Employees

Columbus Metropolitan Library, established in 1990, is a prominent institution within the Libraries and Cultural sectors. Operating across Franklin County, it comprises a Main Library, an Outreach Services Division, and 20 strategically located branches. This extensive network underscores its commitment to serving the community throughout the region. The library system is dedicated to providing essential resources and fostering educational opportunities for all residents.

The library's operational footprint extends beyond its physical branches through collaborative efforts. It jointly operates the Northwest Library with Worthington Libraries and shares resources with Southwest Public Libraries, demonstrating a strong commitment to regional cooperation. With an employee range of 500-1,000 employees, the organization is well-equipped to manage its diverse services. Visitors can learn more about the people driving these initiatives by visiting Meet Columbus Metropolitan Library's team. Its 14 locations ensure accessibility across Franklin County.

Columbus Metropolitan Library offers a wide array of services and resources, including educational programs, workspace facilities, and digital access. Key offerings encompass homework help, voter information, and access to extensive catalogs, supporting lifelong learning and community engagement. The library generates significant revenue, reported at $78.1M, enabling it to maintain and expand its vital public services. Its mission is to connect people with information, ideas, and opportunities.