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The purpose of the North Florida Library Association is to

encourage

communication and cooperation among persons

actively concerned with

libraries and information centers and to

foster community awareness of

library related issues.

About NFLA

The North Florida Library Association (NFLA) is a professional

organization

serving information professionals from academic,

public, school, and

special libraries in the Capital Regional Area

(Gadsden, Leon, Jefferson,

and Wakulla counties). There are

approximately 200 libraries represented

in the Capital Regional

Area.

The NFLA was established in 1982 to encourage communication

and

cooperation among persons concerned with libraries and

information

centers and to foster community awareness of library

related issues. The

goals and objectives of the NFLA are to

• Encourage and support communication and cooperation

• Facilitate the sharing of knowledge and resources

• Provide continuing education opportunities

• Foster community awareness of library issues

• Promote membership in the association

What's the value of your library?

You can find a

on the State Library of

Florida

and Archive's web site. This Web-based instrument calculates

what an

individual or family saves by using a library instead of

purchasing the same

goods or services.

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