Otsego District Public Library

The Otsego District Public Library is a full-service public library that has been serving the community since 1844. With a new 18,400 square foot building that was constructed in 2009, the library offers a wide range of resources and services to the residents of Alamo Township, the City of Otsego, and Otsego Township. The library boasts an impressive collection of 66,345 items, including books and audio-video materials, which are available for checkout.

In addition to its extensive collection, the library also hosts numerous programs for both children and adults and provides public access to meeting and program spaces. Known for its outstanding customer service and commitment to patron satisfaction, the Otsego District Public Library is funded through a district-wide millage voted in perpetuity by residents in 1996. The library's mission is to enrich the community by connecting people with information, each other, and the world.

With over 87,714 items checked out and 36,665 people visiting the library in 2021, the library continues to be a valuable resource for its community. With its dedication to energy efficiency and sustainability, the library was certified as a Silver Level LEED building. The library's architect incorporated various strategies to minimize environmental impact, resulting in immediate energy savings and a reduced heat island effect.

The library offers various services, including a card catalog and account login, library card registration, book packs to-go, access to digital resources like e-books and audiobooks, programs for children and adults, and learning resources like Rocket Languages and Ancestry Library Edition. With its commitment to providing a professional and welcoming atmosphere and promoting literacy in children, the Otsego District Public Library continues to adapt to the changing needs of its community and looks forward to serving its patrons for many years to come