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Long Island Library Resources Council (N.Y.)
A longtime supporter of library cooperation on Long Island, this nonprofit council helps libraries, museums, and historical societies share resources, build access to information, and strengthen services across Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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LILRC Interlibrary Loan Manual: January, 1976
by Long Island Library Resources Council (N.Y.)
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The Long Island Library Resources Council, usually known as LILRC, is a regional nonprofit library organization in New York. It is one of the state's nine Library Resources Systems and is chartered by the New York State Board of Regents.
Founded in 1966 and granted its absolute charter in June 1971, the council was created to support cooperation among libraries across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Its work centers on improving access to information, encouraging resource sharing, and promoting innovation and advocacy for member institutions.
LILRC serves a broad mix of organizations, including academic, public, school, hospital, and special libraries, along with museums and historical societies. In addition to offering shared programs and professional support, it also administers New York State grant programs for the region.