Michigan § 397.564 Cooperative board to provide services to member libraries within area of cooperative library.

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§ 397.564 — Cooperative board to provide services to member libraries within area of cooperative library.

Michigan § 397.564

Ch. 397LIBRARIES

Act 89 of 1977STATE AID TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT (397.551-397.576)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 397.564 (2026).

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STATE AID TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT (EXCERPT) Act 89 of 1977 397.564 Cooperative board to provide services to member libraries within area of cooperative library. Sec. 14. A cooperative board shall provide, directly or through a written contract, services to member libraries within the cooperative library's area. The services, subject to standards approved by the department in consultation with the state librarian, may include:

(a)A central pool or rotating book collection.

(b)In-service training.

(c)Book selection aids.

(d)Bibliographic services.

(e)Audio-visual services.

(f)Bookmobile service or other outlets to outlying areas.

(g)Publicity and public relations.

(h)Printing.

(i)A centralized purchasing operation.

(j)Centralized processing, including cataloging and marking.

(k)Re

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STATE AID TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT (EXCERPT) Act 89 of 1977 397.564 Cooperative board to provide services to member libraries within area of cooperative library. Sec. 14. A cooperative board shall provide, directly or through a written contract, services to member libraries within the cooperative library's area. The services, subject to standards approved by the department in consultation with the state librarian, may include: (a) A central pool or rotating book collection. (b) In-service training. (c) Book selection aids. (d) Bibliographic services. (e) Audio-visual services. (f) Bookmobile service or other outlets to outlying areas. (g) Publicity and public relations. (h) Printing. (i) A centralized purchasing operation. (j) Centralized processing, including cataloging and marking. (k) Reference services. (l) Delivery service.