Reed City Area District Library

At 829 South Chestnut Street in the community crossroads of Reed City, MI sits your local district library! This district library is funded by a millage passed by the participating municpalities in 2014 and 2024. Specific information on funding is available on the Board of Trustee's page. District Libraries are autonomous and work out agreements with local municipalities to provide their citizens with library services. 

 

The library provides free library cards to all residents within Reed City and the townships of Cedar, Green Charter, Lincoln, and Richmond with cards available to all others for a $45 fee. An outlined map of the townships we service is available below!

 

Students attending school in Reed City (RCAPS) can get a card for free regardless of their home address with a presentable student ID and a parent or guardian present.
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The library system holds over 24,000 materials including over 23,000 books and magazines, and 600 audiobooks on CD, over 500 movies in DVD format are also available for check-out. In addition, we have thousands of e-resources for our patrons, including e-books, audiobooks, movies, and TV shows with apps like Libby and Kanopy.
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Patrons can visit anytime during regular business hours to utilize print and electronic reference resources, access the internet, view Library materials, or attend one of the Library’s varying programs.
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Our friendly and professional staff are knowledgeable, outgoing, and eager to serve you.