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FDLP Rules and Instructions Webinar Recording and Office Hour Meetings
The new FDLP Rules and Instructions provides depository libraries with a current, consolidated resource of all required Program rules and further… Read More -
Position Available at GPO: Digital Conversion Specialist
The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) is seeking a Digital Conversion Specialist. Duties:Perform a variety of digitization tasks to include condition assessment… Read More -
Request for Comments: Firsthand Investigations Draft Policy
The Superintendent of Documents seeks your comments on the draft policy, Firsthand Investigations of Federal Depository Libraries (SOD-PPS-9-2026). This is a… Read More -
Nominate Exceptional Depository Libraries for 2026 Federal Depository Library Awards
This message has been cross-posted. Please excuse any duplication.The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) is seeking nominations for two Federal depository library awards… Read More -
Upcoming Webinar: Transforming the Monthly Catalog (1895-1976): Integrating 1.2 Million Historic Monthly Catalog Bibliographic Records into the Catalog of U.S. Government Publications
Join us for our next FDLP Academy webinar: Transforming the Monthly Catalog (1895-1976): Integrating 1.2 Million Historic Monthly Catalog Bibliographic Records into the… Read More
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Superintendent of Documents Scott Matheson visits Colorado State University’s William E. Morgan Library in Fort Collins, CO.
The new FDLP Rules and Instructions is a consolidated resource of all required Program rules and associated instructions. View the webinar recording, Introducing the FDLP Rules and Instructions: What You Need to Know, to learn more. Consultations with GPO are also available.
The staff at the Hennepin County Library – Minneapolis Central created an excellent book display focused on civil rights in American history with the added bonus of FDLP promotional items included.
The Texas State Library & Archives Commission in Austin, TX, showcased a 28-star U.S. flag from 1846, one of the largest in their collections, with over 400 visitors over five hours, as part of their America 250 celebrations.