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To connect to KPL WiFi you will need a wireless enabled laptop, tablet or mobile device. All visitors may use KPL WiFi free of charge. No encryption settings, user names, or passwords are required. However, you must agree to abide by the library’s Internet and Computer Use Policy to connect. After you click the I Agree button (bottom of the page), you will be taken to Kalamazoo Public Library’s website.
KPL prioritizes providing equitable service and strives to meet the needs of our diverse community. Here are some of our most recent initiatives that were driven by our KPL Strategic…
Between 1956–2009, a friendly bookmobile staff visited both the rural and urban areas of Kalamazoo providing materials and services to patrons. During the summer of 2020, KPL’s new Mobile Library…
The following candidates are running for Kalamazoo Public Library’s Board of Trustees in the 2020 Election. We have asked the candidates to introduce themselves by answering the following questions: Please…
Welcome to KPL’s Local Help Resources Guide! This collection of resources consists of local organizations that offer various services, resources, and goods to members of the community with the sole…
At the end of business on Saturday, February 3, 2024, Kalamazoo Public Library (KPL) will be suspending library services at the Douglass Community Association (DCA) and will resume services at…
Print the PDF Regularly timed strategic planning is a process needed to set direction and clarity for Kalamazoo Public Library, and to align the library’s resources in order to maximize…
In January 2020, Kalamazoo Public Library and Texas Township agreed to a 2-year service contract (July 1, 2020–June 30, 2022) to provide library services to Texas Township residents who live…
This summer is going to be HOT at KPL! Beginning June 1st, you can dive into Oceans of Possibilities with our 2022 Summer Reading Challenge! We invite Kalamazoo youth ages…
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjzpmEiOkXU[/embedyt] Between 1956–2009, a friendly bookmobile staff visited both the rural and urban areas of Kalamazoo providing materials and services to patrons. During the summer of 2020, KPL’s…
To the patrons of the Douglass Community Association and the Alma Powell Branch of KPL: Kalamazoo Public Library Board of Trustees (KPL) made the decision to temporarily suspend services at…
KPL is installing new patron computers at all of our five locations. Installation begins February 10 and will conclude February 14. Please note that computer access at Central Library may…
KPL provides free access to the Internet via a high speed wireless network (KPLWiFi) at all KPL locations during open hours. Patrons may also borrow wireless hotspots for use outside the library.…
Remote Printing You can upload a file from any laptop, or download the ePrintit Public Print app, using the link below. Pick up your print jobs at any KPL location…
Take the Readers are Leaders Reading Challenge with Oliver James! Kalamazoo Public Library is hosting a community event in collaboration with reading role model Oliver James, known for chronicling his…
What is Digital Access For All? The partnership, known as Digital Access for All (DAFA) was formed on April 2, 2020, to address Wi-Fi inequities in Kalamazoo, an issue that…
Courtesy Renewals As a convenience, all eligible KPL materials receive one courtesy renewal when the material first becomes due. Eligible materials are automatically renewed on the due date If your…
All Kalamazoo Public Library locations are closed March 14–June 12 to help slow the spread of COVID-19. While our physical buildings are closed, some KPL staff will be working…
KPL’s Local Organization Directory features 900+ social service agencies, clubs, associations, churches, and other nonprofit organizations in Kalamazoo County. Library staff annually update each organization’s entry.
KPL’s Local Information Database combines indexing of local newspapers, magazines, historical photos, and other Local History resources. Library staff add new records to this rich resource of more than one million items every day.
