The Ann Arbor District Library (AADL) system is composed of the Downtown Library, four branch libraries (Malletts Creek, Traverwood, West, Pittsfield). The AADL provides services at no charge to all residents living within the Ann Arbor School District's boundaries with services available to all others for a fee.Ann Arbor District Library Values:
• Excellence in customer service
• Providing, supporting, and advocating access for all
• Acting with initiative, creativity, and flexibility
• Working together, with enthusiasm and optimism, to reach goals
• Responsible stewardship of resources
Businesses or individuals who are Ann Arbor residents may take advantage of a free Library card. Below are resources to determine your residency.
• The Ann Arbor Public Schools Attendance Area Street Guide gives street names and address numbers for their district (which has the same boundaries as AADL).
• The Washtenaw County Property Lookup will indicate the school district for each location that is on the county tax roles. That school district needs to be AAPS to qualify for a no fee resident AADL card.
For more information please contact Diane Dahlem, Manager of Circulation at (734) 327-4281.
Upcoming Events:
Social Networking for Job Search
Tuesday, August 3
Ann Arbor District Library, Downtown
343 South Fifth Avenue, Ann Arbor
3:30pm – 5:30pm
Join Shannon Beeman from the Small Business & Technology Development Center to learn how you can use social networking websites such as LinkedIn and Twitter in your job search. Basic computer and mouse experience is required.
Cost: Free
Social Networking for Job Search
Wednesday, September 22
Ann Arbor District Library, Downtown
343 South Fifth Avenue, Ann Arbor
3:30pm – 5:30pm
Join Shannon Beeman from the Small Business & Technology Development Center to learn how you can use social networking websites such as LinkedIn and Twitter in your job search. Basic computer and mouse experience is required.
Cost: Free
