Apache Junction Public Library

AJPL has been awarded a $4,000 grant as part of the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. More information is available here.
We’re saying goodbye to our first Writer in Residence, James L. Thane. Read his parting words here.
Check out the last installment of our Writer-in-Residence’s podcast on crime novels set in Arizona! Plus, here’s a list of all of the books he discussed.
Reserve time to use a computer in the library building! Call (480) 474-8555 to reserve a time slot.
Looking for something to occupy your time at home? Try these citizen science projects that can be done from your computer.
Ancestry.com is now available from home, for free, through the end of June. Log in here with your library card for access!
Need help with your job search? We’re here for you! Follow this link for help, or call (480) 474-8555 to schedule an appointment with a staff member.
Resources for Families from the Library of Congress
The library can now send books to homebound patrons in Apache Junction and the surrounding area (Gold Canyon, Queen Valley, and San Tan Valley). Click here for more information.
United Way FREE Tax Prep: United Way has created an IRS-approved virtual portal where individuals can submit their tax paperwork and have their tax returns completed by an IRS certified volunteer – for free.