History
History
Mid-Continent Public Library is a consolidated library district and tax-supported political subdivision that serves nearly 800,000 people in the greater Kansas City metro area. The Library is governed by a 12-member Board of Trustees, which includes four representatives from each of the three counties in its district—Clay, Jackson, and Platte. For over 50 years, MCPL has been striving to provide customers with the best possible library experience.
Press Releases
MCPL Releases Construction Plans for Lee’s Summit Branches | March 13, 2020
MCPL Celebrates Reopening of Buckner Branch | March 4, 2020
Mid-Continent Public Library Hosts Championship Spelling Bee | March 4, 2020
MCPL Celebrates Reopening of Raytown Branch | February 21, 2020
Mid-Continent Public Library Celebrates Black History Month | January 30, 2020
News Coverage
Mid-Continent Public Library Reopens Raytown Branch | February 29, 2020
Performer makes the history of black cowboys come alive | February 21, 2020
Serving up a better plan | February 19, 2020
Doniphan graduates become regional leaders | February 8, 2020
Learn to fall in love with libraries | February 6, 2020