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A suburb of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area, Overland Park was incorporated as a first-class city May 20, 1960 with a population of 28,085. Since then, the nationally recognized city has grown to more than 187,000 residents, making it the second most populous city in Kansas and metropolitan Kansas City. Overland Park has been named to numerous lists of "best cities," including the best cities to live, best best cities to find a job, best place to raise children, best city in which to retire, and best suburbs for millennials, among others. Please review the City of Overland Park's community guidelines for social media at opkansas.org/social.

Mid-Continent Public Library is the largest public library system in Missouri, serving nearly 800,000 people in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area across Clay, Jackson, and Platte Counties. The Library has 33 branches and a robust virtual branch that each provide customers with a wealth of valuable resources and services. The Library offers a broad range of career opportunities that require a variety of specialized skillsets. From in-branch and online customer service to back-end operations such as information technology, marketing, and finance, MCPL hosts more than 750 full- and part-time staff members. For more information about MCPL, including how to join our team, visit mymcpl.org/jobs. In addition to its commitment to developing a diverse workforce, MCPL is dedicated to serving the local business community through its Square One Small Business Services initiative, which is funded in part by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Square One’s team of business specialists connects entrepreneurs to the tools they need to be successful through free educational workshops and one-on-one attention. To learn more about Square One, or to set up an appointment with a business specialist, visit mymcpl.org/squareone.

Official page - Johnson County Library (KS). Johnson County Library serves the residents of Johnson County, Kansas, through 14 locations. Just a few of the things we offer: *Help with reading recommendations and questions of all types, from addresses for businesses to detailed information about science, education, genealogy and more! *Genealogy help and Memory Lab *Local writers programming *Exhibitions by local artists *Local music showcases *Career and finance programming *Book discussions *Storytimes *Early childhood literacy resources *Homework help *Books and DVDs, audiobooks and e-books *Homebound services *Public computers and free Wi-Fi! *And more! Social Media Policy: https://tinyurl.com/jocolibrarysocialmediapolicy