Sandy Gaw, new City of Houston Library Director
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Houston Public Library Resumes Print Charges: A Necessary Shift for Sustainability
The days of free printing at the Houston Public Library are coming to an end. Beginning November 1, 2024, the library will resume charging for document printing services, a move prompted by the need to balance budgets while still serving as a crucial resource for the community. While this change may raise a few eyebrows, it's a necessary step for ensuring the longevity of the library’s diverse offerings.
Get Ready, Houston: Library Card Sign-Up Month Goes Big on Hurricane Preparedness!
As Houston braces for another hurricane season, the Houston Public Library is stepping up to help our community stay safe and powered up. This September, the Library Card Sign-Up Month campaign has a special twist—hurricane preparedness. By simply signing up for a MYLink library card, you could walk away with more than just access to incredible resources—you might win a life-saving piece of equipment!
Sandy Gaw: A New Chapter Begins for Houston's Public Libraries
In a move that marks the dawn of a new era for the Houston Public Library system, Mayor John Whitmire has appointed the esteemed Sandy Gaw as the city’s new Library Director. With an impressive career rooted in education and an unwavering commitment to community service, Gaw is poised to turn the page and lead our libraries into an innovative and inclusive future.
