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Explore First Regional Library: Your Gateway to Knowledge and Beyond

Discover the First Regional Library, spanning 13 branches across five counties in Mississippi and headquartered in Hernando. With over 691,470 items in its collection and services like the Words on Wheels Book Wagon, this system serves as a vital resource for its 151,168 registered patrons and beyond. Join the state's busiest library system and access a wealth of materials through the Mississippi Library Partnership.

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Explore First Regional Library: Your Gateway to Knowledge and Beyond

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  1. First Regional Library About Us FY 2012

  2. Public Libraries in Mississippi

  3. First Regional Library Branch Locations First Regional Library Branches 13 Branches serving five counties – headquartered in Hernando, MS

  4. Plus, the Library offers services through the Words on Wheels BookWagon– as it visits area day care and preschool kids.

  5. First Regional Library System joins MSU-based Mississippi Library Partnership in 2012 Mississippi's largest library consortium now serves 53 libraries in 14 Mississippi counties.

  6. First Regional Library • 691,470 items in the collection + access to materials through the Mississippi Library Partnership • 1,476,037 visitors in FY 2011 • 2772 square miles – 282,974 population • 151,168 registered patrons • 1,323,080 circulation in FY 2011 • Busiest Library System in the State!!

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