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Board of Trustees
The Perry County District Library Board of Trustees generally meets the third Wednesday of every month. These meetings are open to the public and meeting dates, locations, and times are advertised in the Perry County Tribune. Adding a particular issue to the agenda or contacting the Board can be done by contacting the library's Fiscal Officer.
Strategic Plan
Perry County District Library
Strategic Plan 2018-2021
Mission: Explore, Educate, Enjoy!
Strategic Goals
Goal 1: To offer up-to-date, relevant technology resources.
Perry County Government
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Perry County Offices and Departments
If your municipality or office has a site that is not included, please let us know
Perry County Development
Listed below are links to organizations and departments that are concerned with the economic development of Perry County and the sustainability of the county's resources.
Tourism & Attractions
There are many reasons to travel to Perry County and its surrounding areas. In particular, opportunities for outdoor activities like hunting and hiking are plentiful, and there are numerous festivals and other events that celebrate the region's rich cultural heritage.
Meeting Rooms
Meeting Rooms
The library offers several types of meeting rooms to meet the needs of the community at five of our locations. To reserve a room, please read below.
Corning Branch – The Corning Branch does not have a designated meeting room space, but an open area that can be reserved. Please note that this space is not private and activity throughout the library can be heard.
Junction City Branch – The Junction City Branch has a meeting room that can comfortably fit 15 to 20 people.
Holiday Closings
Below is a listing of the holidays for which all of PCDL's locations are traditionally closed. Please check the calendar of events for additional closings.
Teachers & Educators
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Staff at PCDL are eager to assist teachers and educators in our communities. We can do this by pulling items on a topic that you are planning to cover in your class, by creating specialized collections for school projects or assignments, or by providing you with materia |