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The Library to the Rescue!

By: Porter County Public Library System Last Updated: April 10, 2020

Porter County Public Library System Dramatically Expands Digital Resources

As the community responds to statewide orders to remain at home due to COVID-19, the Porter County Public Library System has expanded beyond its doors with an explosion of digital materials for homebound scholars, families and small businesses. “We are adding digital items fast and furious,” said Jesse Butz, director of the PCPLS. “We have added nearly a million digital titles – well more than doubling our digital offerings in less than one month. Plus, we continue to add new content every week, focusing on options that can assist our community in this time of need,” he said.

The PCPLS has also added an online option enabling residents without a library card to receive a virtual card, empowering them with immediate access. Here is an overview of new services and what you’ll find in your online library:

“We’re excited for our community to discover these new opportunities, free with a library card through their very own Porter County Public Library System. We hope to see you all soon – live on pcpls.org,” said Butz.

The Porter County Public Library System aims to provide a center for information and discovery through innovative programming, robust collections and responsive services. The library is a place for all patrons to learn, connect and create. PCPLS includes five Indiana locations: Valparaiso, Portage, South Haven, Kouts and Hebron. For more information on the Porter County Public Library System, please visit pcpls.org and follow the Library on Facebook.