District of Columbia Government Library

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901 G St NW
Washington, DC 20001
+1 (202) 727-1101
http://dc.gov

The District of Columbia Government Library serves as a comprehensive resource for residents and visitors alike, offering a diverse array of services that include public safety, transportation, education, and health. The library facilitates engagement with local government initiatives, providing access to important documents, city programs, and community events.

Under the leadership of Mayor Muriel Bowser, the library emphasizes community support and sustainability, with programs aimed at enhancing the quality of life in Washington, DC. From summer youth programs to food assistance, the library continually works to foster a vibrant and inclusive environment for all residents.

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