Fremont County Library System Competitors

The mission of the Albany County Public Library Foundation is to generate funds through gifts, endowments, memorials and special programs in order to improve the Albany County Public Library in perpetuity through specific programs, direct financial assistance and community outreach. The ACPL Foundation was created in 1976 and became an incorporated 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation in 1978. The ACPL Foundation was created to help raise funds for a new building. The ACPL Foundation successfully assisted with this endeavor and proudly supported ACPL opening the doors to its new building in 1981. Since that time, the ACPL Foundation has worked diligently to raise funds for the public library. Since the year 2000, ACPLF has provided a minimum of $60,000 to the library each year. In a community where government funds stretch to cover personnel and some operating costs, Albany County Public Library relies on library foundation funding for programming, technology, materials, building maintenance, supplies, continuing education, and special projects.

The Laramie County Library System is the oldest continually operating county library system in the United States, proudly serving Laramie County since 1886. Our mission is to be a hub for engagement, literacy and learning, and lifelong curiosity and discovery, We offer innovative services and spaces across our main library in Cheyenne, branches in Burns and Pine Bluffs, and a bookmobile. Rooted in history and driven by purpose, we remain a steady presence in the lives, stories, and futures of those we serve.

Teton County Library serves as the Jackson Hole community’s open door to a world of opportunity and fulfillment through resources, programs and services that connect, inspire and educate. Our main library is located at 125 Virginian Lane in Jackson, Wyoming, and we operate a branch library in Alta, Wyoming. In 2013 we celebrated 75 years as a public library.