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Library

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The City of Dearborn has four city-run public libraries: The Henry Ford Centennial Library, the Bryant branch, the Esper branch, and the Snow branch.

The mission of the Dearborn Public Library is to provide a broad range of effective, courteous, quality services and a balanced collection of materials for the educational, informational and recreational needs of the community.

For more information on our city's libraries, please visit the library website.

Henry Ford Centennial	313.943.2230
Bryant	313.943.4091
Snow	313.274.1780
Epser	313.943.4096

City of Dearborn Television

CDTV_3web City of Dearborn Television (CDTV) is the official government access cable channel of the City of Dearborn and a division of the Department of Public Information. CDTV is on Comcast channel 12 and WOW channel 10. Most programs can also be viewed by clicking here.

Through a variety of programs, CDTV focuses on the many services offered by the City of Dearborn, and highlights the community's neighborhoods, recreational opportunities, visitor attractions and businesses, promoting Dearborn as a great place to live, work and play.

CDTV Schedule

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Phone	313.943.2365
Fax	313.943.2072

Creating a Green Dearborn

bikepathweb The City of Dearborn is committed to creating a sustainable community and organization. In order to achieve this goal, the City of Dearborn is crafting a comprehensive sustainability plan that is a critical component of the city’s overall master plan for land use and fiscal responsibility. The city is seeking to advance energy efficiency and conservation in all sectors of our community. This includes municipal operations, local regulations and ordinances, private sector investment and incentives, green workforce training and career advancement, business development, and education/marketing. The city’s strategy is to create a plan that impacts all levels of the municipal organization and all districts in the private sector- residential, institutional, commercial, and industrial.