Public Library Partners
Montana Public Library Partners with internet and adaptive services
The following 43 Montana public libraries now have expanded broadband width capacity for internet services, adaptable opac computers for access by Montana residents with disabilities, and trained staff on the use of these products. This was made possible through a Broadband Technology Opportunity Project (BTOP) grant from 2010 to 2013.
Bicentennial Library (Colstrip)
Billings Public Library (Billings) (formerly Parmly Billings Library)
Billings Public Library/MSU-B College of Technology (formerly Parmly Billings Library)
Broadwater School and Community Library (Townsend)
Browning Branch Library
Butte Silver Bow Public Library
Carnegie Public Library (Big Timber)
Chouteau County Library (Fort Benton)
Darby Community Public Library
Fairfield Public Library
Flathead County Library (Kalispell)
Glacier County Library (Cut Bank)
Hearst Free Library (Anaconda)
Highwood School and Community Library
Judith Basin County Free Library (Stanford)
Lewis & Clark Library (Helena Main Branch)
Liberty County Library (Chester)
Lincoln County Public Libraries (Eureka)
Lincoln County Public Libraries (Libby)
Lincoln County Public Libraries (Troy)
Livingston-Park County Public Library
North Valley Public Library (Stevensville)
Phillips County Library (Malta)
Preston Hot Springs Town/County Library (Hot Springs)
Red Lodge Carnegie Library
Rosebud County Library (Forsyth)
Sheridan County Library (Plentywood)
Sidney-Richland County Library
Thompson-Hickman County Library (Virginia City)
As of 5/2013
No Story Should Go Untold
Sometimes the best words on the page aren't on the page. That's why Montana Talking Books offers high quality audio books and magazines recorded by trained narrators for your reading pleasure. Because No Story Should Go Untold.
