Register to attend the all-virtual, fall 2021 Federal Depository Library Conference
GPO is actively digitizing content, with an immediate focus on adding historical, retrospective content to existing govinfo collections. GPO may accept materials from depository libraries for digitization. Check the GPO Needs List for more info.
A new web page presents a collection of COVID-19 best practices and success stores.
Depository boxes must be reviewed to ensure receipt of all selected materials and shipments. Claims for missing or damaged receipts must be made within the proper timeframe and by the prescribed methods.
GPO’s Jeff MacAfee is retiring after 33 years with the agency. For the last 13 years, Jeff has managed GPO’s Office of the Federal Register Publishing Services. This unit is a customer service/customer liaison group to assist our agency customers with OFR products and services as well as support OFR with their printed and online requirements.
Submit your nominations for the 2021 Federal Depository Library of the Year by August 13, 2021. Read more...
Mark Phillips served on Council 2011-2014. He is currently the Associate Dean for Digital Libraries at the University of North Texas where he manages the work of The Portal to Texas History, UNT Digital Library, and the Gateway to Oklahoma. He is involved with the web archiving community with projects such as the Presidential End of Term Harvests an International Internet Preservation Consortium. He continues to work with Government documents directly with the UNT Libraries a hosting partner for the Technical Report Archive and Image Library.
LSCM is pleased to unveil the new Federal Depository Library Directory, featuring an FDLP Network map and exterior library building photos and location maps on individual libraries’ pages. Learn more.
Get ready for Constitution Day (September 17, 2021) with free Pocket Constitutions and downloadable resources from GPO. Learn more.
Three new LibGuides have been added to our growing collection. Check them out:
Take a closer look at all the Congressional Serial Set contains on American Indian and Alaskan Natives. Our partner at the University of Oklahoma College of Law has a wonderful digital collection of American Indian and Alaskan Native documents published in the Serial Set from 1817-1899.
Here are just a couple of examples of what you find:
