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Dearborn Heights, Dearborn Reciprocal Agreement
Dearborn Heights residents can now make use of the City of Dearborn’s libraries, and vice versa. A “reciprocal borrowing agreement” will give Dearborn Heights resident’s access to the Henry Ford Centennial Library, as well as the Bryant and Esper branch libraries and Dearborn residents will be able to use the John F. Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy libraries in Dearborn Heights. The agreement will go into effect on March 1, 2011 and is considered a pilot project. At the end of one year, a decision will be made whether to continue the agreement.
The reciprocal exchange applies to residents, property owners, or taxpayers in the City of Dearborn Heights or the City of Dearborn.
Visit any Dearborn Heights or Dearborn library today for more information. To access the Dearborn Library online, please visit dearbornlibrary.org
Unemployed?
If you have recently or even not-so-recently lost your job and are looking for community resources to help you through this hard economic time, you can download the Where to Turn Guide: A Resource for Residents of Wayne & Monroe Counties here. You'll find information about unemployment, veterans services, health and wellness, housing, transportation, and more. This guide was developed by The Information Center, Inc.
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Library Mission
| The Dearborn Heights City Libraries offer a welcoming environment to facilitate and promote lifelong learning. It is our mission to maintain and improve the quality of life for all citizens of our community by providing resources that enhance and contribute to individual knowledge, enlightenment, and enjoyment in the most efficient manner possible. |
Two groups that help us achieve our mission statement: |
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Reciprocal borrowing for customers of those other libraries in The Library Network that extend the same privilege to our patrons.
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