Mountain Home Library
The Mountain Home Library was first established in 1903 as a public reading room. In 1908 the Andrew Carnegie Foundation provided funds to build the first permanent library facility. As the community and library mission continued to grow so did the building footprint and in 2006 the newest library was constructed. The Mountain Home Public Library continues to expand its collection of general interest items, provides access to technology and acts as a gathering place for educational and social events throughout the year.
Our Mission, Vision and Values
Back to TopThe mission of the Mountain Home Public Library is to cultivate a dynamic learning hub that empowers individuals through lifelong intellectual growth, personal enrichment, and community engagement, fostering a sense of belonging and collaboration.
Vision
It is the vision of the Mountain Home Public Library to:
- Inspire curiosity, creative potential and enhanced knowledge to all patrons
- Cultivate connections with patrons, local government & community partnerships
- Support innovative tools and skills & contribute to local development
- Provide access to vital resources and enriching services
Values
The Mountain Home Public Library's values are:
- Provide easy access to all library resources.
- Make resources visible to all library patrons.
- Provide an inviting and comfortable space.
- Employ a professional and customer-oriented staff.
- Protect the privacy of everyone who uses the library.
For more information
Back to TopPlease visit the Mountain Home Public Library's website or give us a call at: (208) 587-4716
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