Welcome to Sanger Public Library!

Our mission is to promote a love of reading and life-long learning to patrons of all ages, cultural, and economic backgrounds... we look forward to serving you!  

Sanger Public Library's growing collection includes more than 23,000 items, plus cardholders can access hundred of thousands of additional items through 11 other area libraries in the North Texas Library Consortium.  We also offer a full slate of programs and special events that are free and open to the public.

For information on getting a card, click here.

Meet the Staff

Audrey Tolle

Library Director

Laura Klenke

Technical Services, Social Media

Lynne Smiland

Interlibrary Loans, Adult Programming

MaDonna Wade

Children's Programming

Colton Lytle

Summer Reading Coordinator, Teen Programming

North Texas Library Consortium (NTLC)

Library History

1970

Sanger Public Library is founded by Eunice Gray and the Friends of the Library, with Mrs. Gray serving as librarian.  It is located at the former Chapman Clinic.

1972

Sanger Public Library moves into the Historic Presbyterian Church, where it would be located for nearly 25 years.

1985

The library becomes a city department in the City of Sanger and Mrs. Vicky Elieson, a longtime volunteer, is hired as Library Director.

1995

The library opens at its current home at 501 Bolivar St.

2013

Mrs. Elieson retires after serving as Library Director for 28 years.  Ms. Audrey Tolle becomes Library Director.

2017

Sanger Public Library and Komatsu Architecture perform a Community Survey & Needs Assessment to evaluate and prepare for the future needs of the community.

2020

Sanger Public Library celebrates two anniversaries:  2020 marks 50 years of Sanger Public Library and 25 years at our current home at 501 Bolivar St!