The New Mexico State Library's Mission is to provide leadership that empowers libraries to support the educational, economic, and health goals of their communities. The State Library also delivers direct library and information services to those who need them. The State Library supports research, life-long learning, and cultural enrichment for all New Mexicans.

The library is responsible for meeting the reading and information needs of more than 4000 New Mexico citizens who are blind, visually impaired, physically handicapped, or reading disabled. These needs are met by providing books, magazines, and other material in alternate format (cassette, Braille, and electronic text), playback equipment, and some production of print materials in alternative media. The collection contains more than 50,000 titles and 300,000 volumes on a wide variety of subjects.

http://www.stlib.state.nm.us/