SUBURBAN LIBRARY COOPERATIVE

The Suburban Library Cooperative is a network of public libraries, in the Macomb County area, that have joined together to perform services more effectively and economically. Established in 1978 under Michigan Public Act 89 of 1977, the Cooperative provides member libraries with several important services, including automated circulation of library materials as well as access to the Internet. The Suburban Library Cooperative also assists member libraries, in a variety of ways, in their efforts to better serve the public, through continuing education opportunites for staff and access to a variety of digital resources. Libraries in the following communities are members of the Suburban Library Cooperative: Armada, Center Line, Chesterfield, Clinton Township, Eastpointe, Fraser, Harper Woods, Harrison Township, Macomb Township, Mount Clemens, New Baltimore, New Haven (Lenox Township), Ray Township, Richmond, Romeo (Washington, Bruce), Roseville, Shelby Township, St. Clair Shores, Sterling..

Primary location: Sterling Heights United States