Mission

To provide a current, high demand, high interest centre of various materials to meet the needs for information, recreation, education, and culture to all segments of the community; to encourage the use of appropriate services by those not now served.

History

1981 Oct. 7th - The Village of Milo passed a by-law, creating the Milo Municipal Library.

1983 - Milo Municipal Library opened its doors to the public.

1992 - The Library joined the Chinook Arch Regional Library System.

1995 - The Library began its online circulation services along with the other System libraries.

1996 Nov. 28th - Friends of Milo Municipal Library Society was incorporated.

1999 - Full Internet services were obtained through Chinook Arch and made available for the community to access. The Library became a member of The Alberta Library.

2006 - The Library Board began construction of the new library building on Main street.  Completion is expected late in 2007.

2007 - The name of the library was officially shortened from "Milo Municipal Library" to simply "Milo Library".

2007 Nov. 22nd -  Milo Library moved from the school to our brand new Library on Center Street.

2011 - Virtual tour of Milo Library was created by Cam Klem in January.

2011 - New Milo Library logo was created by Barb Godkin in May.

2011 - Milo Lions Archivist Fellowship was created to start digitizing contents of the Friends of the Milo Municipal Library Archive Room.