About Us
The Tuttle Library was founded in 2014 by a group of citizens who wanted a library for the community of Tuttle. Under the supervision of the Friends of the Tuttle Public Library board, the library was operated only by volunteers and supported entirely by donations from the community. In 2018, the library hired its first librarian, Vivian Sloan.
Today, the library is still funded entirely by donations and grants. It is not a municipal library or part of a library system. In order to help pay for the library’s operating costs, patrons pay a $5 per year membership fee for library cards.
The Tuttle Library aspires to become a municipal library or a part of a library system in the near future.
The mission of the Tuttle Library is to serve the Tuttle community and surrounding areas by providing access to information, technology, and reference services to its patrons.
Today, the library is still funded entirely by donations and grants. It is not a municipal library or part of a library system. In order to help pay for the library’s operating costs, patrons pay a $5 per year membership fee for library cards.
The Tuttle Library aspires to become a municipal library or a part of a library system in the near future.
The mission of the Tuttle Library is to serve the Tuttle community and surrounding areas by providing access to information, technology, and reference services to its patrons.