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[](https://azlibrary. gov/libdev/grants/lsta) Due to a parking lot construction project, the **Arizona Talking Book Library** building will be closed to walk-in visitors from **July 20 – August 14, 2026**. We will continue to provide talking books, braille, and library equipment by mail.
During this time, staff may be unavailable to answer calls immediately. Please leave a voicemail message with your full name, phone number with area code, and message and we will return your call within one business day. You may also contact us by email at talkingbooks@azlibrary.
gov. We look forward to hearing from you! Library Services & Technology Act (LSTA) Funding Through the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA), the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) provides funding to support library services in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the Territories. In Arizona, those funds are administered by the Arizona State Library in the form of statewide initiatives and subgrants.
* Read Me First: Important Documents * **Acknowledging IMLS and the Arizona State Library** * **Impact of LSTA Funds** * Public Libraries Survey (PLS) and Library Services & Technology Act (LSTA) Fact Sheets * Snapshots of Awarded Projects In order to receive the LSTA allotment from IMLS, the Arizona State Library creates a Five Year Plan that details its library service goals based on the LSTA purposes and priorities.
Before you apply, read the Five Year Plan to ensure that your projects align with the goals in the Plan. The goals for the Arizona LSTA grants are to: * Support preservation and stewardship of information and encourage equitable access to information in a variety of formats. * Support lifelong learning programs that help to develop life literacies, including digital/technological, workforce, parenting, health, and financial literacies.
* Support technology resources, staff skills, programs, and collections in libraries while addressing barriers to accessing these resources and services. * Support the efforts of libraries to engage with community members from diverse backgrounds, foster connections with other community organizations, and collaborate with partners to contribute to community well-being.
Contact a Library Development Consultant to review your project idea!
#### Read Me First: Important Documents * 2023-2027 Arizona LSTA Five Year Plan (PDF) * 2026 LSTA Grant Guidelines (PDF) * 2025 LSTA Grant Guidelines (PDF) Previous LSTA Guidelines (for historical reference only): * 2024 LSTA Grant Guidelines (PDF) * 2023 LSTA Grant Guidelines (PDF) * 2022 LSTA Grant Guidelines REVISED (PDF) * 2021 LSTA Grant Guidelines (PDF) #### Workshops and Webinars The "Learn about LSTA Grants" webinar recording is available in the Academy for Arizona Library Staff and on the Arizona Libraries YouTube channel.
Contact Library Developmentif you need help logging into Niche Academy. To begin the LSTA grant application process, read the Five Year Plan and the new LSTA grant guidelines. Check out the "Learn about LSTA Grants" webinar mentioned above.
Your project idea must align with one of the following Arizona LSTA goal categories from the Five Year Plan: 1. Information Preservation and Access 3. Institutional Improvements It's a good idea to contact a Library Development Consultant to discuss your project.
If your proposed project is an express grant, check the grant guidelines to see which consultant you should reach out to. ### When you are ready to apply 1. Complete the online application.
It is highly recommended that you write your responses to the application questions on a separate document before entering them into the online application as a safeguard due to the inability to save your progress. Applications must be submitted by no later than 11:59 PM on April 10, 2026. Grant awards will be announced May 15, 2026 with the earliest date to request funds being May 22, 2026.
2. As always, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. ### LSTA 2026 Subgrants Online Applications **Note**: Grant awards subject to the availability of federal funding.
## Acknowledging IMLS and The Arizona State Library All promotional materials resulting from an LSTA grant project must contain the following statement: _This project is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
_ _Este programa cuenta con el apoyo de la Biblioteca Estatal de Arizona, Archivos y Registros Públicos, una división de la Secretaria de Estado, con fondos federales del Instituto de Servicios de Museos y Bibliotecas. _ Whenever possible, use the IMLS, Arizona Secretary of State, and State Library logos to help spread the word about your grant project. Be sure to save copies of your publicity to include with your final report.
LSTA funding can help you make a difference! Through the competitive subgrant process, LSTA funding enables dozens of Arizona libraries every year to put new ideas into practice and to enhance existing services. Regardless of size or location, if your library is eligible to apply, you have an opportunity to leverage your local dollars with LSTA.
#### Snapshots of Awarded Projects * **LSTA 2026 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2025 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2024 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2023 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2022 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2021 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2020 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)** * **LSTA 2019 Grant Award Recipients (PDF)**
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Libraries in Arizona. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arizona State Library LSTA Funding is funded by Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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