The Orange County Library System is inviting community input through an online feedback survey that will remain open until April 30 at ocls.org/masterplansurvey. The survey, which takes about 10 minutes, asks about community needs, library and technology usage and seeks representation from communities throughout the county. Responses will help shape a master plan that will guide library improvements and expansions over the next 10 to 20 years and prioritize future investments.
The system serves roughly 1.5 million residents with 15 locations and a broad network of online and outreach resources, offering programs such as technology classes, early literacy education and free online tools. In 2026, two new locations and a mobile library are planned to extend service. More information is available at ocls.org, on the system’s social media channels and through its app.
Press release issued by Orange County Government Newsroom:
https://newsroom.ocfl.net/2026/04/plot-twist-you-help-decide-the-librarys-next-chapter/
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