About the Library
We believe all residents deserve free, equitable, and convenient access to library resources. Serving a community of over 30,000 people, our library is a welcoming space for intellectual discovery, offering a safe and comfortable environment for all ages. We are committed to providing a diverse collection that supports education, culture, and entertainment for a multicultural, multigenerational community.
Our Mission
Providing Resources to Educate, Entertain, and Enrich our Diverse Community.
Our Vision
The Marysville Public Library provides excellent materials and services, uses cutting edge technology, builds strong community partnerships, inspires intellectual and cultural curiosity, and meets the needs of our community.
Our Story & History
Marysville Public Library has been serving the community for over 150 years, evolving alongside the people it serves.
The Early Years
In 1867, the library was founded by the Marysville Literary and Library Association, serving residents until 1895 when it closed due to funding issues.
Growth of the Raymond Branch
In 1923, the Raymond Public Library was created by the Country Culture Club. By 1964, the Raymond Library became part of the Marysville Public Library system.
A Modern Library System
In 1988, the Main Library moved to its current location at 231 South Plum Street, expanding collections and services.
Library Leadership
Our Board
Our Board of Trustees meets monthly on the third Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. Meetings are held at the Marysville Public Library unless otherwise announced, and the public is always welcome to attend.
Library Staff
Nieca Nowels
Erica Heberling
Lauren Lemmon
Ali Parthemore
Ron McGlone
Casey Rhine
Michelle Chevalier
Leah McCoy
