Cataloging Toolbox for State & Local Government Information

"The Library of Michigan is directed by legislative statute to collect, distribute and preserve published state government information. Materials are acquired from Michigan state government agencies and deposited in the Library of Michigan's collection as well as in a network of designated depository libraries around the state to insure Michigan's citizens free and equal access to state government information."

Explanation of the types of publications the Library of Michigan does and does not collect for the Michigan Documents Depository Program.

The Library of Michigan's online catalog

From introduction (2015), "As the State’s official manual, it includes fundamental reference information about Michigan, its history, constitutional development, government organization, and institutions. The contents of the Manual are divided into the following chapters: Michigan History, Constitutions, The Legislative Branch, The Executive Branch, The Judicial Branch, Michigan’s Congressional Delegation, Institutions of Higher Education, Local Government, and Elections."

Michiganology.org began as SeekingMichigan.org 10 years ago when the Archives of Michigan and Library of Michigan partnered to deliver more than 1 million records online. Now, more than 10 million records ​are available online along with ​interesting educational materials and countless stories chronicling the everyday lives of Michiganders.

Library of Michigan Digital (LMDigital) provides online access to content digitized from its collections, including state government publications.