Welcome to the Chapel Hill Public Library!

Chapel Hill Public Library is a mainstay of the Chapel Hill community, serving residents of the town and the greater Orange County area.

Because of the impact that the library has on the local area, it is being recognized for a national award.

Per its website, Engaging Local Government Leaders is an association filled with local government leaders with a passion for connecting, communicating and educating. In honor of the hit TV show Parks and Recreation, ELGL has created the Leslie B. Knope Award for Best Public Library. Chapel Hill’s own library was recognized as one of the best libraries in the country and is up for the award this year.

How to vote

Visit the official tournament website that pits No. 12 seed Chapel Hill against No. 5 seed Colorado Springs. From there, enter your information and be sure to click on Chapel Hill, NC!

Participants can also share their vote on social media using the hashtag #ELGLKnope.

Make sure to vote, as the Chapel Hill Public Library needs our support.

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