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Omaha, NE 68132 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-5274 Benson Branch Open today until 8:00 pm
6015 Binney Street Omaha, NE 68104 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4846 Bess Johnson Elkhorn
Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 2100 Reading Plz. Help us make Omaha Public Library the best it
can be. Omaha, NE 68144 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4848 Milton R. The Omaha Public
Library (OPL) Board of Trustees voted in June 2023 to accept and endorse the plan's aspirational 20-
year vision for the city's library system. Project partners are working with state and local entities to
brainstorm ways to improve pedestrian safety at the 72nd and Dodge intersection and are engaging
with transportation and accessibility-focused community groups to make further project
recommendations. Tell us what you like to read and we will make a reading list or book bundle just
for you. Simply set your defaults here and they will be saved. Washington Branch Open today until
8:00 pm 2868 Ames Ave. Elkhorn, NE 68022 Get directions Phone: (402) 289-4367 Charles B.
Abrahams Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 5111 N. 90th St. Omaha, NE 68134 Get directions
Phone: (402) 444-6284 Saddlebrook Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 14850 Laurel Ave. The new
library’s Collections Hub will centralize collections and materials providing all Omaha library
branches with equitable and timely access to library collections. Jamalia Parker, director of Learning
Community Family Engagement says the partnership with Omaha Public Library is valuable to
children and the caring adults who want to make a difference in their lives. “We’re now working
with more than 200 children and the caring adults in their lives. Management and funding of all
libraries within the OPL system is the responsibility of OPL, the OPL Board, and the City of Omaha,
with additional financial support from Douglas County, the Omaha Public Library Foundation
(OPLF), and other partners. Omaha, NE 68107 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4850 W. The new
Omaha Central Public Library will do the same, providing a space for connection, collaboration, and
community. Additional Omaha Central Public Library plans include site grading to promote noise
reduction and the buffering of pedestrians from nearby traffic through the introduction of roadside
planters and trees, setting sidewalks further back. Photo credits in the design inspiration section are
credited in the image descriptions. Do Space will have a designated area of the second floor at 72nd
and Dodge and its programs, services, and staff will be integrated into OPL. This includes titles on
your shelves, lists and community\n contributed content. Omaha Public Library provides equal,
inclusive access across the Omaha community at 12 branches and the library website. More people
are downloading electronic books to their devices. “It was a huge benefit of when we had to close
our doors as we could say to people you might not be able to come today to get a book but you can
go on our website and download the numerous and I mean numerous items that we have and it’s not
only e-books, we also have audiobooks,” said Steiner. The new program offered family education
classes, a resource center with computers, and a small library stocked with learning kits, educational
games and books. In addition to 72nd and Dodge being a functional choice, it is also a nod to the
intersection’s storied history and the vision for the library. We support Omaha Public Library by
increasing community access to lifelong learning and literacy through fundraising and advocacy. The
new library will offer a centrally-located, thoughtfully designed gathering place. Information about
Omaha’s free technology library, Do Space, can be found here. This two-generation approach is
critical to a child’s healthy development and academic success.”. Community Information Trust (CIT)
is the nonprofit formed by Heritage Omaha that oversees the funding and management of Do Space,
Omaha’s free technology library. Most have children in the intensive early childhood preschool
classrooms in OPS elementary schools, Kellom and Conestoga Magnet.
Officials at the Omaha Public Libraries say neither the weather nor the pandemic should stop library
members from checking out a good book to read. This two-generation approach is critical to a child’s
healthy development and academic success.”. Modeling how this area could be more accessible to
pedestrians, cyclists, and people with limited mobility is a key design goal for the project. Omaha
Public Library provides equal, inclusive access across the Omaha community at 12 branches and the
library website. In-person traffic has slowed at Omaha Public Libraries. “We used to have a lot of
people come in and use us as space just to sit and relax and enjoy that magazine or newspaper but
with our current directive health measures we’re encouraging that not to happen right now and you
can see we’ve removed a lot of furniture from a lot of our spaces for that reason,” said Rachel
Steiner, the Omaha Public Library Assistant Director. Jamalia Parker, director of Learning
Community Family Engagement says the partnership with Omaha Public Library is valuable to
children and the caring adults who want to make a difference in their lives. “We’re now working
with more than 200 children and the caring adults in their lives. The new library will offer a
centrally-located, thoughtfully designed gathering place. A resolution is before The Omaha City
Council to approve around two million dollars for the city’s 12 libraries to buy new materials and
books. With the Early Childhood Partnership still growing, the Learning Community and Omaha
Public Library are expanding an 18-month pilot program to build early literacy at home and in
school. The systemwide collaboration will continue upon the opening of the Omaha Central Public
Library. Heritage will partner with the Omaha Public Library Foundation to launch a public
campaign to help make the library a reality. Community Information Trust (CIT) is the nonprofit
formed by Heritage Omaha that oversees the funding and management of Do Space, Omaha’s free
technology library. Omaha, NE 68132 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-5274 Benson Branch Open
today until 8:00 pm 6015 Binney Street Omaha, NE 68104 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4846
Bess Johnson Elkhorn Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 2100 Reading Plz. Additionally, OPL staff
have selected over 100 favorite titles from last year, the 2019 Top Shelf, and shared brief reviews at
topshelf.omahalibrary.org. You can find these selections and more at omahalibrary.org. And there's so
much more going on at your public library, including nominations being accepted for the 'Omaha
Reads' program. We know that patrons of all ages and backgrounds find ideas, information, and
innovative services at the library every single day. To find out more, please see Appropriate Use
When Posting Content. Clarke Swanson Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 9101 W. Dodge Rd.
Omaha, NE 68114 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4852 Willa Cather Branch Open today until 8:00
pm 1905 S. 44th St. Omaha, NE 68105 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4851 zProcessing Closed,
Get directions. They need to buy more books, audio materials, and digital resources and get them out
on the shelves for hundreds of thousands of people to enjoy. The Learning Community expanded
partnership with Omaha Public Library supports parents and community child care providers actively
learning new ways to help children succeed. Complete details on the Library Facilities Plan are
available on the OPL website. The facilities plan takes into account that the new Omaha Central
Public Library can support neighborhood branches by centralizing distribution through a regional
Collections Hub model, providing more equitable access to books, technologies, and other collections
for all library branches. Be informative, insightful, and respectful, while being specific and relevant
to the title you're commenting on. The new library’s Collections Hub will centralize collections and
materials providing all Omaha library branches with equitable and timely access to library collections.
The Omaha Public Library (OPL) Board of Trustees voted in June 2023 to accept and endorse the
plan's aspirational 20-year vision for the city's library system. Click here to learn more about our
approach to artificial intelligence. When Do Space is integrated into the OPL system upon the
opening of Omaha Central Public Library, CIT will be similarly integrated into the Omaha Public
Library Foundation (OPLF), working together to raise increased capital from philanthropic gifts to
support the entire public library system. Community-contributed content represents the views of the
user, not those of Omaha Public Library. Tell us what you like to read and we will make a reading list
or book bundle just for you. All OPL employees are also City of Omaha employees and apply for
positions at OPL through the City of Omaha's Human Resources department. In addition to 72nd
and Dodge being a functional choice, it is also a nod to the intersection’s storied history and the
vision for the library.
Project partners are working with state and local entities to brainstorm ways to improve pedestrian
safety at the 72nd and Dodge intersection and are engaging with transportation and accessibility-
focused community groups to make further project recommendations. Most have children in the
intensive early childhood preschool classrooms in OPS elementary schools, Kellom and Conestoga
Magnet. Omaha, NE 68107 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4850 W. Officials at the Omaha Public
Libraries say neither the weather nor the pandemic should stop library members from checking out a
good book to read. Tell us what you like to read and we will make a reading list or book bundle just
for you. Additionally, OPL staff have selected over 100 favorite titles from last year, the 2019 Top
Shelf, and shared brief reviews at topshelf.omahalibrary.org. You can find these selections and more
at omahalibrary.org. And there's so much more going on at your public library, including nominations
being accepted for the 'Omaha Reads' program. The Omaha Public Library (OPL) Board of Trustees
voted in June 2023 to accept and endorse the plan's aspirational 20-year vision for the city's library
system. Management and funding of all libraries within the OPL system is the responsibility of OPL,
the OPL Board, and the City of Omaha, with additional financial support from Douglas County, the
Omaha Public Library Foundation (OPLF), and other partners. The new library’s Collections Hub
will centralize collections and materials providing all Omaha library branches with equitable and
timely access to library collections. The new Omaha Central Public Library will do the same,
providing a space for connection, collaboration, and community. You can read all about the special
spaces that will set this library apart here. To shine a light on these important community staples,
Nebraska Public Media News' Jackie Ourada spoke with Rachel Steiner with the Omaha Public
Library on what libraries provide other than a vast amount of books. It will provide greater access to
resources and training to address some of the city’s most pressing issues, including inequity and
information gaps. Do Space will have a designated area of the second floor at 72nd and Dodge and
its programs, services, and staff will be integrated into OPL. Be informative, insightful, and
respectful, while being specific and relevant to the title you're commenting on. In addition to 72nd
and Dodge being a functional choice, it is also a nod to the intersection’s storied history and the
vision for the library. Click here to learn more about our approach to artificial intelligence. It will be
reviewed, but you may not get a response. We support Omaha Public Library by increasing
community access to lifelong learning and literacy through fundraising and advocacy. Clarke
Swanson Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 9101 W. Dodge Rd. Omaha, NE 68114 Get directions
Phone: (402) 444-4852 Willa Cather Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 1905 S. 44th St. Omaha, NE
68105 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4851 zProcessing Closed, Get directions. The facilities plan
takes into account that the new Omaha Central Public Library can support neighborhood branches by
centralizing distribution through a regional Collections Hub model, providing more equitable access
to books, technologies, and other collections for all library branches. Photo credits in the design
inspiration section are credited in the image descriptions. With the Early Childhood Partnership still
growing, the Learning Community and Omaha Public Library are expanding an 18-month pilot
program to build early literacy at home and in school. Omaha, NE 68132 Get directions Phone: (402)
444-5274 Benson Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 6015 Binney Street Omaha, NE 68104 Get
directions Phone: (402) 444-4846 Bess Johnson Elkhorn Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 2100
Reading Plz. A new multi-level parking garage will be attached to the library with easy access from
both Dodge and 72nd streets. Modeling how this area could be more accessible to pedestrians,
cyclists, and people with limited mobility is a key design goal for the project. COVID-19 forced
Omaha libraries to shut down from March until September of 2020 and all 12 libraries were not open
until November, dropping 2020 in-person visits to under half a million. The systemwide collaboration
will continue upon the opening of the Omaha Central Public Library. Abrahams Branch Open today
until 8:00 pm 5111 N. 90th St. Omaha, NE 68134 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-6284 Saddlebrook
Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 14850 Laurel Ave.
Help us make Omaha Public Library the best it can be. Additional Omaha Central Public Library
plans include site grading to promote noise reduction and the buffering of pedestrians from nearby
traffic through the introduction of roadside planters and trees, setting sidewalks further back. Clarke
Swanson Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 9101 W. Dodge Rd. Omaha, NE 68114 Get directions
Phone: (402) 444-4852 Willa Cather Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 1905 S. 44th St. Omaha, NE
68105 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4851 zProcessing Closed, Get directions. Omaha, NE 68144
Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4848 Milton R. Most have children in the intensive early childhood
preschool classrooms in OPS elementary schools, Kellom and Conestoga Magnet. The new library’s
Collections Hub will centralize collections and materials providing all Omaha library branches with
equitable and timely access to library collections. Photo credits in the design inspiration section are
credited in the image descriptions. Research shows that a child’s success in school is directly tied to
a child’s vocabulary. Situated in the heart of the city, the corner of 72nd and Dodge has some of the
best public transportation options in Omaha and is within a reasonable drive time for most. The
intersection has some of the best public transportation options in the city, including access to
Omaha’s bus rapid transit and the potential for expanded bus service. Information about Omaha’s
free technology library, Do Space, can be found here. We make possible the programs and services
that public dollars alone cannot support. Heritage will partner with the Omaha Public Library
Foundation to launch a public campaign to help make the library a reality. It also includes resources
for teachers and parents. In-person traffic has slowed at Omaha Public Libraries. “We used to have a
lot of people come in and use us as space just to sit and relax and enjoy that magazine or newspaper
but with our current directive health measures we’re encouraging that not to happen right now and
you can see we’ve removed a lot of furniture from a lot of our spaces for that reason,” said Rachel
Steiner, the Omaha Public Library Assistant Director. Omaha, NE 68102 Get directions Phone: (402)
444-4828 Florence Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 2920 Bondesson St. Omaha Public Library
provides equal, inclusive access across the Omaha community at 12 branches and the library website.
Do Space offers new technological offerings in its renovated area at Abrahams Branch and is
collaborating with OPL staff on opportunities to reach even more members of the community
through pop-up events around the city. Engaging Nebraskans through television, radio, online and
mobile platforms. Your support is essential. To shine a light on these important community staples,
Nebraska Public Media News' Jackie Ourada spoke with Rachel Steiner with the Omaha Public
Library on what libraries provide other than a vast amount of books. The facilities plan takes into
account that the new Omaha Central Public Library can support neighborhood branches by
centralizing distribution through a regional Collections Hub model, providing more equitable access
to books, technologies, and other collections for all library branches. Community-contributed content
represents the views of the user, not those of Omaha Public Library. We support Omaha Public
Library by increasing community access to lifelong learning and literacy through fundraising and
advocacy. All OPL employees are also City of Omaha employees and apply for positions at OPL
through the City of Omaha's Human Resources department. We know that patrons of all ages and
backgrounds find ideas, information, and innovative services at the library every single day. This
includes titles on your shelves, lists and community\n contributed content. Dale Clark library in
downtown Omaha and what a new library in that area needs. Complete details on the Library
Facilities Plan are available on the OPL website. More people are downloading electronic books to
their devices. “It was a huge benefit of when we had to close our doors as we could say to people
you might not be able to come today to get a book but you can go on our website and download the
numerous and I mean numerous items that we have and it’s not only e-books, we also have
audiobooks,” said Steiner. Elkhorn, NE 68022 Get directions Phone: (402) 289-4367 Charles B.
The Learning Community expanded partnership with Omaha Public Library supports parents and
community child care providers actively learning new ways to help children succeed. Additional
Omaha Central Public Library plans include site grading to promote noise reduction and the
buffering of pedestrians from nearby traffic through the introduction of roadside planters and trees,
setting sidewalks further back. Omaha, NE 68132 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-5274 Benson
Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 6015 Binney Street Omaha, NE 68104 Get directions Phone: (402)
444-4846 Bess Johnson Elkhorn Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 2100 Reading Plz. Project
partners are working with state and local entities to brainstorm ways to improve pedestrian safety at
the 72nd and Dodge intersection and are engaging with transportation and accessibility-focused
community groups to make further project recommendations. In 2019, more than 1.6 million people
walked in one of Omaha’s 12 libraries. It will be reviewed, but you may not get a response.
Management and funding of all libraries within the OPL system is the responsibility of OPL, the
OPL Board, and the City of Omaha, with additional financial support from Douglas County, the
Omaha Public Library Foundation (OPLF), and other partners. We believe Omaha Public Library is
an essential catalyst, collaborator, and connector in our community. It will provide greater access to
resources and training to address some of the city’s most pressing issues, including inequity and
information gaps. Omaha, NE 68111 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4849 Downtown Branch Open
today until 8:00 pm 1401 Jones St. Officials at the Omaha Public Libraries say neither the weather
nor the pandemic should stop library members from checking out a good book to read. Tell us what
you like to read and we will make a reading list or book bundle just for you. Be informative,
insightful, and respectful, while being specific and relevant to the title you're commenting on. You
can read all about the special spaces that will set this library apart here. Situated in the heart of the
city, the corner of 72nd and Dodge has some of the best public transportation options in Omaha and
is within a reasonable drive time for most. This two-generation approach is critical to a child’s
healthy development and academic success.”. Omaha, NE 68102 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-
4828 Florence Branch Open today until 8:00 pm 2920 Bondesson St. The new library’s Collections
Hub will centralize collections and materials providing all Omaha library branches with equitable and
timely access to library collections. More people are downloading electronic books to their devices.
“It was a huge benefit of when we had to close our doors as we could say to people you might not
be able to come today to get a book but you can go on our website and download the numerous and
I mean numerous items that we have and it’s not only e-books, we also have audiobooks,” said
Steiner. Most have children in the intensive early childhood preschool classrooms in OPS elementary
schools, Kellom and Conestoga Magnet. Information about Omaha’s free technology library, Do
Space, can be found here. Dale Clark library in downtown Omaha and what a new library in that area
needs. Omaha, NE 68144 Get directions Phone: (402) 444-4848 Milton R. We make possible the
programs and services that public dollars alone cannot support. Engaging Nebraskans through
television, radio, online and mobile platforms. Your support is essential. To shine a light on these
important community staples, Nebraska Public Media News' Jackie Ourada spoke with Rachel
Steiner with the Omaha Public Library on what libraries provide other than a vast amount of books.
Heritage will partner with the Omaha Public Library Foundation to launch a public campaign to help
make the library a reality. Please check and re-enter it, Registration is required to get a new password
by email. To find out more, please see Appropriate Use When Posting Content. The new program
offered family education classes, a resource center with computers, and a small library stocked with
learning kits, educational games and books.