For more than 100 years, Pima County Public Library has been here for people just like you. Today, in our libraries, online, or out in the community, our dedicated staff and volunteers are here to help you find what you're looking for. Every day we're making our mission a reality by educating, connecting, and inspiring people. Headquartered in…
We’re still here for you!
This Guest Opinion by Library Director, Amber Mathewson, was published in the Arizona Daily Star on May 29, 2020.
It’s been a strange couple o
“I’m grateful to have people like Annie in our community.”
Children's Librarian, Annie Wicks, recently received a Ben's Bell!
The Library was closed, but information was still flowing!
The doors might have been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it didn't stop library staff from jumping in to answer folks' most crucial questions.
“The Death of Josseline” – an excerpt
Margaret Regan is the Library's most recent Writer in Residence. She is the author of The Death of Josseline: Immigration Stories from the Arizona Borderlands.
My family cherished reading and writing
Margaret Regan recently completed her time with us as the Library's Writer in Residence. She was the 10th talented author we've hosted.
Small business boot camp – Free sessions!
Over the course of six weeks, experts provide support and resources in hour-long sessions to help small businesses return stronger.
Library food distribution is feeding families
One of the bright spots these last few weeks is how quickly the free food distribution at libraries came together. We dubbed it "Grab-N-Go Super Snacks" when it started out as a joint project with the Amphitheater Public Schools and the Arizona Department of Education. With the help of these partnerships Librarian Caitlin Burns established…
SCORE offers free webinars for small businesses
SCORE provides many free resources to small business owners and non-profits, including one-to-one virtual mentoring, webinars and an online resource library.
IRS offers Coronavirus Tax Credits for Small Businesses
Eligible employers can claim the employee retention credit, a refundable tax credit equal to 50 percent of up to $10,000 in qualified wages.
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